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Die Indianer Nord-Amerikas U. Die W�hrend E. Achtj�hrigen Aufenthaltes Unter D. Wildesten Ihrer St�mme Erlebten Abenteuer U. Schicksale: Mit 24 Vom Verf. Nach D. Natur Entworfenen Gem�lden
George Catlin, Heinrich Karl Wilhelm Berghaus
Muquardt, 1848
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