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Understanding 9/11[102] p. 20 x 13 cm
Ornamental colored borders
Half-title on recto of t.-p.: Widows grave and otherwise ... Purloined by an ex-widow and pictured by a victim. Published by an immune
Printed at the Tomoyé Press
Ornamental colored borders
Half-title on recto of t.-p.: Widows grave and otherwise ... Purloined by an ex-widow and pictured by a victim. Published by an immune
Printed at the Tomoyé Press
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September 15, 2014
Subject: Mr Weller was right!
Subject: Mr Weller was right!
To paraphrase the noble Mr Weller, this book is, "a 'ception" because of it's humor! It's broad and goofy, but no harm meant. (With all due respect to the previous reviewer, I'm a lifelong feminist and this book doesn't bother me.)
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February 4, 2014
Subject: WHAT????
Subject: WHAT????
Are you serious??? You really think this seems "all too familiar today???This is a major problem in our society today, too many people see sexism and racism everywhere they look. Most (if not all) of these people are sexists and racists themselves.Fair minded people who live in the real world, as opposed to the wealthy, elitist world of east coast liberals know that most sexism and racism today affects men and white people,especially white men!
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