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Things Fall Apart with Connections by Chinua Achebe, William Butler Yeats, Sonia Sanchez · Booklabria

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Chinua Achebe, William Butler Yeats, Sonia Sanchez
Things Fall Apart with Connections

History and criticismStudy and teaching

Things Fall Apart with Connections

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First published: 1999

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Contains:

- Things Fall Apart/ Chinua Achebe -- - ...

Subjects: History and criticism
Study and teaching
Race relations
Men
Igbo
Nigerian fiction

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Publishers: Holt Rinehart & Winston · Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Published: Oct 1999
Pages: 238
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0030554384
ISBN-10: 0030554381

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