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Author
Smith, James, ed.
Title
The Cyclopedia of Victoria: an historical and commercial review: descriptive and biographical, facts, figures and illustrations: an epitome of progress
Imprint
Cyclopedia Co, Melbourne, 1903-1905, vol.1: 618 pp, vol.2: 563 pp, vol.3: 643 pp
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Published in three volumes, dated 1903 - 1905.

A promotional 'Special Part' of 108 pages, that included a synopsis of volume 1 and selected biographies, was also printed and provided to subscribers of the work.

This work has been digitised, as a CD-ROM and is also accessible online, via subscription services.

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