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    Find this book in the catalog of PORBASE (National Bibliographic Database of Portuguese libraries), or get its record, from the URN.PORBASE.org service, in the MarcXchange format. Both services are managed by the National Library of Portugal and the catalog includes records from public and private libraries in Portugal.

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