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Hommage au docteur Georges Bouché
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Year: 1956 Publisher: Bruxelles Éditions du Parthenon

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Catalogue (illustrated)
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Year: 1897 Publisher: Nashville, Tenn. Tennessee Centennial, Fine Arts Department

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The call of the Congo
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Year: 1958 Publisher: Nashville, Tennessee Parthenon Press

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Biography of Dr. & Mrs. W. B. Lewis (William Bryant and Zaidee Nelson Lewis), Southern Methodist (MECS/MC) missionaries to the Belgian Congo from 1923 until her death in 1955. The biography is almost exclusively about their African experiences.


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Geschiedenis van de katholieke kerk
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ISBN: 9789079578726 9789079578733 9789079578771 907957872X 9079578770 9789079578788 9079578789 9079578738 Year: 2014 Publisher: Almere Parthenon

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Catholic Church --- History.


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Making things clear : a guide to effective written and oral communication
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ISBN: 1850702055 Year: 1989 Publisher: Carnforth Park Ridge The Parthenon Publishing Group

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Kimono : symbol of a nation
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Year: 2008 Publisher: New York, N.Y. : Infobase,

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Elegant, flowing, and steeped in mythology, the kimono has survived for fifteen hundred years as a symbol of Japanese tradition and a mirror of Japan's evolving culture. From medieval courtesans adorned in sensual finery to samurai warriors whose clothing signified their military allegiance, anyone donning a kimono accepted and perpetuated its meanings. Today, knowledge of its traditions and observance of the elaborate rules surrounding it have declined. Nevertheless, thanks to the small number of modern Japanese women who honor and study their past, the multifaceted gown lives on. This program examines the kimono's continuing importance in Japanese culture and society-from the tea ceremony to the fashion runway.

Kimono : symbol of a nation
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Year: 2008 Publisher: New York, N.Y. : Infobase,

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Elegant, flowing, and steeped in mythology, the kimono has survived for fifteen hundred years as a symbol of Japanese tradition and a mirror of Japan's evolving culture. From medieval courtesans adorned in sensual finery to samurai warriors whose clothing signified their military allegiance, anyone donning a kimono accepted and perpetuated its meanings. Today, knowledge of its traditions and observance of the elaborate rules surrounding it have declined. Nevertheless, thanks to the small number of modern Japanese women who honor and study their past, the multifaceted gown lives on. This program examines the kimono's continuing importance in Japanese culture and society-from the tea ceremony to the fashion runway.


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Kimono : symbol of a nation
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Year: 2008 Publisher: New York, N.Y. : Infobase,

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Elegant, flowing, and steeped in mythology, the kimono has survived for fifteen hundred years as a symbol of Japanese tradition and a mirror of Japan's evolving culture. From medieval courtesans adorned in sensual finery to samurai warriors whose clothing signified their military allegiance, anyone donning a kimono accepted and perpetuated its meanings. Today, knowledge of its traditions and observance of the elaborate rules surrounding it have declined. Nevertheless, thanks to the small number of modern Japanese women who honor and study their past, the multifaceted gown lives on. This program examines the kimono's continuing importance in Japanese culture and society-from the tea ceremony to the fashion runway.

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