Les deputes de Lyon en cour et l’art des communications de la ville et du pouvoir royal au XVIe siecle

Les deputes de Lyon en cour et l’art des communications de la ville et du pouvoir royal au XVIe siecle
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里昂代表在十六世纪城市和皇家权力的法庭和通讯艺术

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10.1080/02606755.2018.1436261
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2018
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Keiko KOYAMA
Keiko KOYAMA
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山本健兒;平川一臣編;大津留 厚;大津留厚ほか編;Keiko KOYAMA

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