An edition of An v de la révolution algérienne (1959)

A dying colonialism

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A dying colonialism

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Grove Press
Language
English
Pages
181

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Subjects
Politics and government, Social conditions, Social aspects, History, Women, Algeria, social conditions, Algeria, history, Women--algeria, History--social aspects, Dt282 .f313 1967
Places
Algeria
Times
Revolution, 1954-1962, 1945-1962

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2007, Grove Press
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Dying Colonialism
1970, Penguin Books, Limited, Penguin
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1967, Grove Press
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Edition Notes

Titre de l'ed.de 1965 -studies in a dying colonialism.

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Series
Evergreen book -- 430, Evergreen book -- 430.

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HN783A8 F35

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181 pages.
Number of pages
181

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OL32368622M
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72072830
OCLC/WorldCat
757283704

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"The way people clothe themselves, together with the traditions of dress and finery that custom implies, constitutes the most distinctive form of society's uniqueness, that is to say the one that is the most immediately perceptible."

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