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Buddhism and Its Place in the Mental Life of Mankind
February 2005, Ams Pr Inc
Hardcover
in English
0404172652 9780404172657
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Buddhism and Its Place in the Mental Life of Mankind
August 2003, Kessinger Publishing
Paperback
in English
076617607X 9780766176072
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"As every entrance by its nature is also an exit, so every good introduction to a book ought not only to introduce it but also to close it: it ought to be foreword and after-word in one."
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