1865 = 28th Victoriae, Vol. 1 1865 [Leather Bound]. Edition: Reprinted by Gyan Books in 2024with the help of original edition published long back [1865]. Binding: HALF LEATHER binding features a leather spine and corners with the remaining cover in Raxine or Marble Paper.
"What God Allows" by Ivor Shapiro is a first edition hardcover book in the "What Every Catholic Should Know Ser." The book delves into the crisis of faith and conscience within one Catholic Church, offering a comprehensive exploration of religion and spirituality. Written in English and weighing 20.3 oz with 304 pages, this book provides valuable insights for those seeking to navigate the complexities of religious beliefs and practices within the Catholic community.
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1835 = Vol. 2 of the session 1835 [Leather Bound]. Edition: Reprinted by Gyan Books in 2024with the help of original edition published long back [1835]. Binding: HALF LEATHER binding features a leather spine and corners with the remaining cover in Raxine or Marble Paper.
1885 = 48th Victoriae, Vol. 4 1885 [Leather Bound]. Edition: Reprinted by Gyan Books in 2024with the help of original edition published long back [1885]. Binding: HALF LEATHER binding features a leather spine and corners with the remaining cover in Raxine or Marble Paper.
Title: Making health communication programs work : a planner's guide (SuDoc HE 20.3158:H 34/2). Condition Notes: A copy that has been read, remains in good condition. All pages are intact, and the cover is intact.
Rare book! Tightly bound and clean inside. (1C)
Edition : Tenth. BOOK CONDITION: NEW. It is an international softcover edition. Actual picture as shown. Product details. IMPORT FEE PAID. Publication date : 30 June 2017. Introduction to Computers and C++.
The product is a vintage paperback book titled "My Very Own Haggadah" by Judyth R. Saypol and Madeline Wikler. Published by Kar-Ben Copies Inc. in 1983, this trade paperback features illustrations by Chaya M. Burstein and is part of the Juvenile Nonfiction genre. The book, with 32 pages, provides an interactive and educational experience for children, allowing them to engage with the concepts of religion and Judaism through storytelling and activities. It is a special edition revised for its publication, making it a valuable addition to any book collection.
New, unread book. Not previously owned.