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Nicolaus Copernicus
(9780195161731 / Illustrated) - Height: 244mm - Spine width: 14mm - Width: 166mm - Oxford University Press - OUP USA - ISBN: 9780195161731 - Number of pages: 128 - Languages: English - Publication date: 20 Apr 2005
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| Brand | ![]() Oxford University Press is a global publishing company that publishes academic and educational materials. It was founded in 1478 and is now the largest university press in the world. |
| ISBN | Oxford University Press 0195161734 |
| MPN | Oxford University Press Illustrated |
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244mm |
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Oxford University Press |
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9780195161731 |
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English |
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128 |
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20 Apr 2005 |
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OUP USA |
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14mm |
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340g |
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166mm |
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