The Story
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The Diccionario de la Administración Española by Marcelo Martínez Alcubilla is a monumental legal and administrative encyclopedia of 19th-century Spain. First published between 1868 and 1871, this extensive work spans 13 volumes, including an annual appendix for 1871, and was later expanded and reissued in subsequent editions.
The 1896 Apéndice to Marcelo Martínez Alcubilla’s Diccionario de la Administración Española is a substantial annual supplement titled Boletín Jurídico-Administrativo: Apéndice al Diccionario de la Administración Española Peninsular y Ultramarina. Published in Madrid in 1896, this volume serves as an update to the main dictionary, compiling the most recent legal and administrative developments of that year.
Printed 1896 Madrid
Dimensions W 7.5" x D 2.25" x H 10"
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
**Product is an antique, hardcover is damaged, see pictures
Pick up at 101 Alexdon Road ONLY
The Diccionario de la Administración Española by Marcelo Martínez Alcubilla is a monumental legal and administrative encyclopedia of 19th-century Spain. First published between 1868 and 1871, this extensive work spans 13 volumes, including an annual appendix for 1871, and was later expanded and reissued in subsequent editions.
The 1896 Apéndice to Marcelo Martínez Alcubilla’s Diccionario de la Administración Española is a substantial annual supplement titled Boletín Jurídico-Administrativo: Apéndice al Diccionario de la Administración Española Peninsular y Ultramarina. Published in Madrid in 1896, this volume serves as an update to the main dictionary, compiling the most recent legal and administrative developments of that year.
Printed 1896 Madrid
Dimensions W 7.5" x D 2.25" x H 10"
