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<title> Sources Of The Etruscan And Basque Languages
<author> Robert Ellis
<publisher> Trübner & co., 1886
<subjects> Foreign Language Study; Miscellaneous; Basque language; Etruscan language; Foreign Language Study / Miscellaneous
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Robert Ellis began his career as a writer, producer, and director in film and TV, winning a New York Film Festival award for his documentary work with National Geographic. He is the author of two previous novels, Access to Power and The Dead Room. Born and raised in southeastern Pennsylvania, Ellis lived in Los Angeles for sixteen years and now spends his time between Los Angeles and Connecticut.
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