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Origin and development of the Libyco Berber script
Schriftkultur
Schriftkultur

By Stein Peter, Peter Stein

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The secret life of school supplies
The secret life of school supplies

By Vicki Cobb

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Discusses the scientific and technological principles involved in the manufacture of such school supplies as paper, ink, pencils, chalk, glue, and erasers. Includes experiments and formulas for mak...

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A Writer's Guide to Nonfiction
A Writer's Guide to Nonfiction

By Elizabeth Lyon

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A WRITER’S COMPASSDirection for your writing careerDon’t get lost on the publishing path. Just forge ahead with the Writer’s Compass. Drawing on decades of professional experience as an author, edi...

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Orality and literacy
Orality and literacy

By Walter J. Ong

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Das hebraische Alfabeth
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Writing Professionally
Writing Professionally

By Garry Disher

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Schriftbeispiele

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Report Writing Skills
Report Writing Skills

By Roy Jeffs

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