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South West England
South West England

By E. A. Edmonds

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SOA with .NET
SOA with .NET

By David Chou, Thomas Erl

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American English Today! 4: 4: Teacher's Book: Teachers' Book Level 4
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The Roots of Participatory Democracy
The Roots of Participatory Democracy

By Michelle Williams

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This book compares the Communist parties of India and South Africa in their pursuits of socialist democracy. Williams looks at their organizational characteristics, party history, and their competi...

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Yr haul
Yr haul

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Glaw

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Researching Local History: The Human Journey
Researching local history
Penguin Young Readers Level 2

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