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The City Of Light
The City Of Light

By Jacob D Ancona, Jacob, Jacob D'Ancona, David Selbourne

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In 1270, Jewish scholar-merchant Jacob d'Ancona embarked on a voyage from his native Italy to Zaitun, the City of Light, a coastal metropolis in southern China. His translated manuscript reveals a...

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In Theory And In Practice: Essays On The Politics Of Jayaprakash Narayan
In Theory And In Practice: Essays On The Politics Of Jayaprakash Narayan

By David Selbourne

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Introduction--the Issues / David Selbourne -- Pt. I. In Theory: The Political Theory Of 'total Revolution' / Chandra Agrawal. The Elements Of A Gandhian Social Theory / Madan Handa. Self-realizatio...

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The Making Of 'A Midsummer Night'S Dream'
The Making Of 'A Midsummer Night'S Dream'

By William Shakespeare, David Selbourne

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It explains more than we could have hoped how the miracle was wrought.' John Barber, Daily Telegraph'The process of theatrical creation comes across with rare force, expressed in language - Mr Selb...

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City of Light
City of Light

By David Selbourne, Jacob D Ancona

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The Damned
The Damned

By David Selbourne

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Not an Englishman
Not an Englishman

By David Selbourne

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Free Society in Crisis
Free Society in Crisis

By David Selbourne

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Free Society in Crisis
Free Society in Crisis

By David Selbourne

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