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6.30 Perspective
Do Books Matterf
A report by ALAN EREIRA on the one-day seminar on the future role of books held recently by the National Book League,
(Starting on 11 September: Regency People. Perspective returns in September)
7.0 The Arab Heritage
6: The Emergence of Modern Arab Societies
GORDON WATERFIELD , the author, traces the origins of today's Arab states after the break-up of the Ottoman empire, and the influence of European culture upon them.

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Alan Ereira
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Gordon Waterfield
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