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Malta Issofri, Ma Iccedix 4 Political Booklets in brown cover: Malta l-Ewwel u Qabel Kollox; Malta Issofri, Ma Iccedix; Il-Maltin u l- Inglizi; Xandira Ohra Ipprojbita; c.1950-1960 5 Volumes of the Proceedings of History week, 1993 - 2009; (5) A Catalogue of Greek Coins, 1951; The Numismatic Chronicle, 1957; English Silver Coins: 1066-1648 (Vol. 1), 1948; Roman Coins and their values, 1974; The Coinage of England, 1931; (5) Abel Chris, Transformations: Richard England - 25 years of Architecture, 1987 Abela A.E., Governors of Malta, 1991; Galea Michael, Malta: Historical Sketches, 1970; (2) Abela A.E., Grace and Glory, 1997; Abela A.E., A Nation's Praise, 1994; (2) Abela G.Francesco, Della Descrittione di Malta: Isola nel Mare Siciliano, 1647 Agius Muscat Hugo (editor), Buono Luciano (editor), Old Organs in Malta and Gozo: A Collection of Studies, 1998 Agreement on the Neutrality of Malta: Malta-USSR, 1981; The Extra Parliamentarians, 1982; Neutrality Agreement: Malta-Italy, 1980; Foreign Interferance in Malta, 1982; Ripe for Change, 1981; Karikaturi Politici, 1983; and 2 others; (8) Aldobrandini Nicolo P., I Primi Zecchini dei Gran Maestri, 1910 Alexander Joan, Mabel Strickland, 1996; Smith Harrison, Lord Strickland: Servant of the Crown, 1983; (2) Miceli-Farrugia Anthony: Random Recollections and Memories, 2010; The Scicluna Saga, 2008; The Princes of Malta, 2000; Dom Mauro Inguanez, 1987; Lewis V. 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