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A Man of the People by Chinua Achebe · Booklabria

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Chinua Achebe
A Man of the People

Politics and governmentRomans

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First published: 1966
Editions: 40 in 4 languages
Series: African Writers

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A book by Chinua Achebe, first published in 1966. Open Library records 40 editions, in English, Swahili, Spanish and Urdu.

Subjects: Politics and government
Romans
Politique et gouvernement
Politicians
Nigeria

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40 in 4 languages

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English29 Swahili2 Spanish1 Urdu1

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