The World of Pat ChungMerkle Press, 1967 - 287 páginas |
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... was glorious . During the Dark Ages it was the Arabs who kept the lamps of knowledge burning in the Mid- dle East , much as did the monastic scholars in Ireland . Both areas were out of the reach of the barbarians and IV The Arab World.
... was glorious . During the Dark Ages it was the Arabs who kept the lamps of knowledge burning in the Mid- dle East , much as did the monastic scholars in Ireland . Both areas were out of the reach of the barbarians and IV The Arab World.
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... them date from the post World War II era . The Arab World as we now know it has a population of about 80 million , with Egypt ( 30 million ) being by far the dom- inant nation . In 1945 , the Arab nations banded together in the 65.
... them date from the post World War II era . The Arab World as we now know it has a population of about 80 million , with Egypt ( 30 million ) being by far the dom- inant nation . In 1945 , the Arab nations banded together in the 65.
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... world . For cen- turies , other Arab nations have been nibbling away at Kuwait , cold - bloodedly seizing territory ... Arab world , the " Kuwait Fund for the Economic Development of the Arab Countries " , with capital resources of ...
... world . For cen- turies , other Arab nations have been nibbling away at Kuwait , cold - bloodedly seizing territory ... Arab world , the " Kuwait Fund for the Economic Development of the Arab Countries " , with capital resources of ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Credo | 1 |
China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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