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Kafr El-Elow: An Egyptian Village in Transition by Fakhouri, Hani VG

"Kafr El-Elow: An Egyptian Village in Transition" by Hani I. Fakhouri is a case study in cultural anthropology that explores the social changes taking place in a traditional Egyptian village. Published in 1972 by Holt, Rinehart & Winston, this book delves into the sociology of a community undergoing transformation. The hardcover edition features illustrations and is part of a series focusing on social science topics. With a weight of 1 pound and 134 pages, this book offers an insightful look at the dynamics of a transitional society.

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SILICON CONTROLLED RECTIFIERS ; ISBN 0-672-20526-2 ; 125 PAGES ; ALLAN LYTEL

SILICON CONTROLLED RECTIFIERS ; ISBN 0-672-20526-2 ; 125 PAGES ; ALLAN LYTEL SILICON CONTROLLED RECTIFIERS Published by Howard W. Sams & Company. Stated, First Edition, Fifth Printing, 1972. ISBN 0-672-20526-2 Soft Cover. 125 pages. Illustrated Author: Allan Lytel. The book is in good condition. Cover wear consists primarily of a little edge wear , a crease line across the upper corner of the rear cover, and normal shelf rubbing. Text pages are secure in the binding. Text pages are clean and unmarked. Smoke-free. SILICON CONTROLLED RECTIFIERS

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