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Real Estate Pioneers on the Metropolitan Frontier. The works of Jean-Florian Collin and François Amelinckx in Antwerp

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Real Estate Pioneers on the Metropolitan Frontier. The works of Jean-Florian Collin and François Amelinckx in Antwerp
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CIDADES, Comunidades e Territórios, January 2016
DOI 10.15847/citiescommunitiesterritories.dec2016.033.art06
Authors

Tom Broes, Michiel Dehaene

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