
FIVE YEAR PLAN (A)
KERR PHILIP
RANDOM HOUSE UK
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| Date de parution | 02/06/1998 |
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| Poids | 100g |
| Largeur | 10mm |
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| EAN | 9780099257189 |
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| Titre | FIVE YEAR PLAN (A) |
| ISBN | 0099257181 |
| Auteur | KERR PHILIP |
| Editeur | RANDOM HOUSE UK |
| Largeur | 10 |
| Poids | 100 |
| Date de parution | 19980602 |
| Nombre de pages | 0,00 € |
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