CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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Islamic Education in the United States and the Evolution of Muslim Nonprofit Institutions
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China’S Long-Term Economic Development: How Have Peasant Economy and Governance Evolved Since 500bc?
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The Anarchy: War and Status in 12th-Century Landscapes of Conflict
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Picturing Cornwall: Landscape, Region and the Moving Image
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Streets of Amsterdam
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14 Days to Exam Success
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Teaching with Compassion: An Educator’s Oath to Teach from the Heart
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Now What, Grad?: Your Path to Success After College
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Wabi-Sabi Sewing: 20 sewing patterns for perfectly imperfect projects
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Coastal Cultures of the Long Nineteenth Century
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Innovation in China
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Sew Cuddly: 12 Plush Minky Projects for Fun & Fashion – Tips & Techniques to Conquer Cuddle
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Structural Hidden Violence
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Stronger Writing Skills for Teens: Modes, Methods, and Materials That Work
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Being a Sperm Donor: Masculinity, Sexuality, and Biosociality in Denmark
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Papers of John Adams, Volume 19: February 1787 – May 1789
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Speculative Realism: An Introduction
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Histories, Meanings and Representations of the Modern Hotel
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Melodies of a New Monasticism: Bonhoeffer’s Vision, Iona’s Witness
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Public Water Policies: The Ultimate Weapons of Social Control
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FEATURED AUTHOR:
Mary Paulson-Ellis
Mary Paulson-Ellis was born in Glasgow and studied Politics and Sociology at Edinburgh University. She worked for several years in arts administration before giving it all up to become a writer. She began with an evening class as part of the Edinburgh …
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The White Horse Press
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