An exceptionally well-preserved copy with three attached recordings of documents on the sources of Croatian state law.
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An overview of the history of the Croatian people by academician Ferdo Šišić is a key historiographical work that comprehensively and systematically traces the Croatian past from the settlement until 1918.
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