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Korea old and new a history
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Carter J. EckertKibaik LeeYoung Ick LewMichael RobinsonEdward W. Wagner

Ind/16/01/2025

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0962771309
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ix , 452 pages : illustration; 23 x 16 cm
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951.9 Kor
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Afghanistan the soviet war
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Edward Girardet

Saif/22/01/2025

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0 312 00923 2
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259 pages : ilustration; 21 x 14 cm.
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958.1044 Edw a
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Louis Agassiz: a life in science
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Edward Lurie

Asm 18/9/24

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xiv, 449 pages : illustration ; 23 x 15 cm
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925 Lur l
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The Aceh peace process: why it failed
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Edward AspinallHarold Crouch

Validasi rst-Jan25rnAsm 06/09/24

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1932728007
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xi, 73 pages
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959.811 Edw t
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Critical reading and writing
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Scharbach, Alexander

Asm 02/07/24

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xii, 297 pages
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808 Sch c
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Practice and progress an integrated course for pre - intermediate students
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L.G. Alexander

Ance 16/08/24

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9789794131565
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232 halaman
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420 Lga p
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The art and architecture of China
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Laurence SickmanAlexander Soper

Asm 16/10/24

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xxiv, 349 pages
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709.51 Sic a
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Genji days
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Seidensticker, Edward G.

Asm 09/07/24

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225 hal.
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895.63 Sei g
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World civilizations their history and their culture Vol 2
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Edward McNall Burns

THE TIME has long since passed when modern man could think of the world as consisting of Europe and the United States. Western culture is, of course, primarily a product of European origins. But it has never been that exclusively. Its original foundations were in Southwestern Asia and North Africa. These were soon supplemented by influences seeping in from India and eventually from China. From …

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xxvii, 781 pages
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909 Bur w
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