Cet auteur nécessite une clarification. Actuellement, il y a : Edward Smith (Dessinateur) pour "London Lite", Edward Smith - Éducateur Canadien et Edward Smith M.D., LL.B, F.R.S.
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For The Use Of Visitors In This Country (1897)
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