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Very-good copy of this 1954 book - ONLY writing is a very-nice gift inscription in book front - on blank page" "Mom - This book expresses so simply, the philosophy that has been such a great influence on Antiochians and has made "Chat" the most beloved professor here. I know you'll enjoy it. Toonie - 1954" No tears - Tight spine - 165 pages

The critical edition of the Ramayana was undertaken in the year 1960 and completed in 1973 at Baroda (M.S. University). The first editor was G.H. Bhatt (Balakanda); the second was P.L. Vaidya; Who edited the Ayodhyakanda in the year 1962; and it runs to 1 1st ed. x+176p.

The eternal sound NAD and the musical domain is ruled by seven Swaras or musical notes (octave) and twenty two Shrutis. Shrutis are micro sound bridging between each swaras. In Indian classical music each of the shrutis are named chronologically reflects 1st ed. 74p., Figures.

The book is about much more than a mere list of uses of the energy minerals, which are the most important concerns of one and all now-a-days. In this book, all the eight energy minerals have been brought within one cover. The book traces the history of us 1st ed. x+123p., Tables; Glossary; Bibliography; Index; 25cm.

The history of Oxford University Press in India is the history of Indian scholarly publishing. This book tells the story of OUP, or ‘the Press’, as it has always been called by its members, during the years from 1880 to 1947-an era that coincided with the 1st ed. x+471p., Notes; Tables; Appendices; Bibliography; Index; 22cm.

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India was a typical backward economy in terms of industrialization at the time of Independence in 1947. t his was the result of colonization and systematic exploitation of the Indian economy by the British during the 19th century and the first half of the 1st ed. xxii+503p., Appendices; Tables; 25cm.

Philip Larkin (1922-1985) is today acclaimed as a British National Cultural Icon. Historically a “Movementeer,” Larkin followed the “Pleasure principle” to democratize poetry by forging a distinctive philistine aesthetic, by employing a defiantly demotic 1st ed. viii+392p., Notes; Bibliography; Index; 23cm.