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Historische Wetenschappen. Aanwinsten Van Anet — Periode Historische wetenschappen. Aanwinsten Catholic renewal and Protestant resistance in Marian England / van Anet — Periode 2016/02 [edit.] Elizabeth Evenden ; [edit.] Vivienne Westbrook. — Farnham : Ashgate, 2015. — 329 p. — (Catholic Christendom, [1]Historische wetenschappen. Aanwinsten van Anet bmy 1300–1700 ; 2015: 2). — 978–0–7546–6162–7 ; 978–1–4724–6828–4 ; 978–1–4724–6829–1 Kerkgeschiedenis UA–CST: GES 942 H 70 EVEN 2015 De Quadripertito exercitio cellæ : a critical edition / [edit.] John Clark ; [edit.] James Hogg. — Salzburg : Intencion´ franciscana de evangelizar entre los mayas rebeldes / Universitat¨ Salzburg, Unipark. FB Anglistik und Amerikanistik, Jose´ Manual A. 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