Una scintilla nella cenere : teologia e ribellione / John Warr ; a cura di Stephen Sedley e Lawrence Kaplan ; [traduzione di Pietro Adamo]

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Autore:	WARR, John
Titolo:	Una scintilla nella cenere : teologia e ribellione / John Warr ; a cura di Stephen Sedley e Lawrence Kaplan ; [traduzione di Pietro Adamo]
Pubblicazione:	Milano : R. Cortina, 1995
Descrizione fisica:	XIII, 148 p ; 20 cm
Disciplina:	941.062
Soggetto topico:	Gran Bretagna - Guerra civile - 1642-1649
Persona (resp. second.):	SEDLEY, Stephen
	KAPLAN, Lawrence
Note generali:	Segue: Appendice
Titolo autorizzato:	A spark in the ashes
ISBN:	88-7078-335-9
Formato:	Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico	Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione:	Italiano
Record Nr.:	990000966610203316
Lo trovi qui:	Univ. di Salerno
Collocazione:	II.3. Coll.49/ 13(VI ps B COLL. 116/28)
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Traduzione di: A spark in the ashes Serie: Minima

Biblioteca:	Univ. di Salerno
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