LIBROS DEL AUTOR: paul lunde

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  • The Man Who Wrote Aladdin
    Hannā Diyāb / Paul Lunde
    The origins of ‘Aladdin’ continue to fascinate scholars and readers of the tales. The story is believed to have first been written in French, by Antoine Galland, having been told to him in Paris in 1709 by Hannā Diyāb - the author of this travel memoir. Written some five decades after this encounter, ‘The Life and Times of Hannā Diyāb’ is part autobiography and part storytellin...
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    32,93 €

  • A Dictionary of Arabic and Islamic Proverbs
    Justin Wintle / Paul Lunde
    One of the quickest ways to understand a people or a culture is to learn their proverbs. This anthology, first published in 1984, compiles in dictionary form proverbs from the Islamic world, particularly the Middle East and North Africa. The Arabs were the first to gather and annotate their own proverbs - the earliest collections date from the n ...
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    73,58 €

  • Meltdown! Second, Revised Edition
    Paul D. Lunde / Paul DLunde
    By its very nature, the United States Constitution is a broadly-supported, nonpartisan document. Elected officials all must swear to support it. To amend it, two-thirds of the members of both the House and the Senate must vote in favor of a proposed amendment, which must then be ratified by three-fourths of the fifty States. At the present time, the legislatures of 38 States mu...
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    17,97 €

  • Roosevelt’s War
    Paul D. Lunde / Paul DLunde
    Franklin D. Roosevelt pursued the U. S. presidency for more than 25 years. He served in that office longer than any other person, from 1933 until his death in 1945. To achieve the office of president of the United States, FDR practiced deception on a grand scale. He was a charming man, when he wanted to be, and he engaged the willing help of several specific individuals, as wel...
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    25,97 €

  • Meltdown!
    Paul D Lunde
    Thomas Paine’s little book, Common Sense, sparked a revolution in the 18th century. Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin led to freedom for the slaves in the 19th century. And Tom Brokaw’s The Greatest Generation chronicled the 20th century’s victories over the twin challenges posed by the Depression and World War II. Now, Paul Lunde’s MELTDOWN! spotlights the major probl...
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    10,50 €