OLC Slavistik: Mcnair, John - The ‘Rambling Victorian’ and the Modern Sphinx: An Australian View of Russia in 1883

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ID	2107064962
Author(s)	Mcnair, John
Title	The ‘Rambling Victorian’ and the Modern Sphinx: An Australian View of Russia in 1883
Published	Australian Slavonic and East European studies, Melbourne : School of Languages and Linguistics, The University of Melbourne, 29, 2015, 91-116
Language	eng
Medium	article
URL	miskinhill.com.au (homepage)
Holdings (in Germany)	see in ZDB-Katalog
Holdings	see in WorldCat
Source	OLC Slavistik
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The ‘Rambling Victorian’ and the Modern Sphinx: An Australian View of Russia in 1883