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q ANDAGOYA The
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q BELT T. (1874) The Naturalist in Nicaragua. London, 396pp.
q BELT T. (1874) El Naturalista en Nicaragua.
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q BRINTON
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q BROWN
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q FRENZEL
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1927-29. Con comentarios de Hulda Frenzel
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q HOUWALD
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q JARQUIN BLANDON S. (1991) Jinotega. Recopilación
histórica. EDIT-ARTE, Managua, 180 pp.
q JARQUIN BLANDON S. (2006) Jinotega. Recopilación histórica. Versión en alemán
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q LETTS J.M. (1852) California
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q McQUEEN J. (1838) A general plan for a mail communication by steam
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q MENOCAL A.G. (1890) The Nicaragua
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q MERRY W.L. (1895) The Nicaragua Canal. The gateway between the oceans.
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q MERRY W.L. (1900) San Francisco and The Nicaragua Canal. 20 pp.
q MILLER J. (1872) Songs of
the Sierras. London, Longmans, Green, and Co. 346 pp.
q MILLER W. (1890)
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q OFFEN
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q OLIVA REGIDOR H. (2014) San Juan de Jinotega: Una
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q OTIS
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q PASFIELD
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q PEÑA TORRES L.M. (2006) El
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q ROBERTS
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SIMMONS W.E. (1900) The Nicaragua Canal. New
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q SQUIER
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