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BIBLIOTECA
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HISTORIA.
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La biblioteca virtual de BIO-NICA no tiene
fines lucrativo, tan solo apoyar a investigadores, estudiantes y publico en general
a documentarse en temas que tienen que ver con Biodiversidad.
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o de amigos o son publicaciones de miembros o asociados del Museo
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ANDAGOYA The Adelantado Pascual de. - Traducido al Ingles
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ANDERSON
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BARD S.A. (=Squier Ephraim Georges) (1855)
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BELLY M. F. (1858)
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BENARD E. (1874) Nicaragua and the Interoceanic
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BOYLE F. (1868) A ride across a continent: a
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q BRINTON D.G. (1883) Brinton’s Library of Aboriginal American
Literature. Number III. The Gueguence; A comedy ballet in the Nahuatl-Spanish
dialect of Nicaragua. Philadelphia. 172 pp.
q BROWN
T.Ch. (1997) Nahuas, Gachupines, Patriarchs
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BUTTERWORTH H. (1898) Lost in
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CHAPMAN
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q GOULD
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GRANT General U.S. (1881 February) The Nicaragua Canal.
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HARRISON F.C. & CONANT C.A. (1912)
Monetary reform for Nicaragua. Report presenting a Plan of Monetary Reform for
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KEASBY L.M. (xxxx) XI. The National Canal Policy. Pp.277-288.
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McDONALD R.H. (1893) The Nicaragua Canal and other
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McQUEEN
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of the World, also, to Canton and Sydney, westward by the Pacific to which are
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q RADELL D.R. & PARSONS J.J. (1971)
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ROBINSON W.I. &
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ROCHE J.J. (1891) The story of the Filibusters. To which is added the
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