Yorubaland: The Flowering of Genius (The Kingdoms of Africa) by Philip Koslow - 1996

Reprint of the 1896 edition covering the lives of European Jews from the late 10th until the early 1500s. Written by a distinguished Rabbinics scholar & former President of the Jewish Historical Society of England.

QP: minor shelf wear on corners.In a world where witches, and werewolves live alongside humans, the one place where only humans have tread was the FBI. Now Agatha Blackmore has joined the academy and and while powerful, her magic is somewhat erratic...

Minor shelf wear on edges. Utilizing literature and historical records to provide a broad view of how witches and magicians were viewed across three centuries.

Ex-library w/ all internal & external library markings. Corners show some wear. Intended for Elementary grade readers. This book covers 5 people of pre-colonial West Africa who made lasting contributions to art, science and civilization. Includes a glossary, chronology and a further reading title list.

Missing DJ. Spine faded from light blue to gray. Spine decorations visible, but dulled. spine ends, corners & edges are worn, Boards are stained mostly at edges. some drip stains on page edges, Pictorial end pages are of a map. Front map has "01" stamped in the upper left corner. Interior is clean. An English translation of the first hand account of the 24 year journey across Medieval Asia. Includes 25 full color illustrations from a 14th century manuscript in the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris.

QP: minor shelf wear on corners.In a world where witches, and werewolves live alongside humans, the one place where only humans have tread was the FBI. Now Agatha Blackmore has joined the academy and and while powerful, her magic is somewhat erratic...

Previous owner sig & info blacked out on fep. How an understanding of other religious beliefs can help Christians become more spiritual

Ex-library w/all external & internal library markings. Minor wear on edges. Intended for elementary school readers. A history of the Asante people (from Ghana) from the discovery of Gold in the 15th century until the 20th century. Includes a list for further reading, a chronology, and a glossary.Due to a printer/binder's error 1/2 of the 4th & the 5th chapter (pages 41-55) are found after the chronology & index. They are printed backwards. (55 to 41)

A well read copy. Blue boards.Book sl slanted, spine darkened, gilt decoration dulled, edges worn, corners bumped, minor foxing inside. Minor notes & underlining. Reprint of the 1904 classic book on Art. Includes over 100 b/w photos of art.

Stapled booklet, red covers, slightly sunned around the edges, staples show some rust on the exterior, pages sl tanning. 11 short stories written in Cornish.