Bibliotheca Peruviana: A Catalogue of Books, Tracts, & Manuscripts Relating to North and South America, Chiefly Printed at Lima, the Property of A Gen (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781177130561)

Bibliotheca Peruviana is a meticulously compiled catalogue of books, tracts, and manuscripts pertaining to North and South America. This invaluable resource focuses primarily on materials printed in Lima and formerly held in the collection of a gentleman with extensive residency in Mexico and Peru.

Originally published in 1873, this catalogue offers researchers and collectors a comprehensive overview of Americana, providing detailed entries that reflect the scholarly interests and literary landscape of the period. It serves as a crucial reference for understanding the historical and cultural connections between the Old World and the New, capturing the intellectual pursuits of a bygone era and offering insights into the distribution and preservation of knowledge related to the Americas.

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