The Encounter
Author: Sharmila Pais E Martins Publisher: Goa 1556 Pages: ISBN: 978-81-94963-28-8 Book Cover: Softcover₹500
A history of elections in portuguese ruled Goa, mainly in the 19th & early 20th century.
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