Nanda Devi

by Eric Earle Shipton

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Published 1936 by Hodder & Stoughton, limited in London .
Written in

Places:

• Nanda Devi (India)
Subjects:

• Mountaineering.,
• Nanda Devi (India)

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Edition Notes

Statement	by E.E. Shipton; with a foreword by Hugh Ruttledge.
Classifications
LC Classifications	DS486.N28 S5 1936a
The Physical Object
Pagination	xvi, 310 p.
Number of Pages	310
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL6348169M
LC Control Number	37001130
OCLC/WorldCa	1919904

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