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Letters from the curator of St Vincent Botanic Gardens
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Number not used. Previously given piece number in error, now part of FO 401/35
Catalogue reference: FO 401/36
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FO 401/36
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Number not used. Previously given piece number in error, now part of FO 401/35
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FO 401
Foreign Office: Confidential Print Abyssinia (Ethiopia)
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689,247 records
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Within the series: FO 401
Foreign Office: Confidential Print Abyssinia (Ethiopia)
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Number not used. Previously given piece number in error, now part of FO 401/35
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