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Let Heroes Speak: Antarctic Explorers; 1772-1922

PDF Let Heroes Speak: Antarctic Explorers; 1772-1922 by Michael H. Rosove in History

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Africa's newest Jewish community of note is in Nigeria; where upwards of twenty thousand Igbos are commonly claimed to have adopted Judaism. Bolstered by customs recalling an Israelite ancestry; but embracing rabbinic Judaism; they are also the world's first 'Internet Jews'. William Miles has spent over three decades conducting research in West Africa. He shares life stories from this spiritually passionate community; as well as his own Judaic reflections as he celebrates Hanukka and a bar mitzvah with 'Jubos' in Abuja; the capital of Nigeria.


#1480172 in Books 2000-05Ingredients: Example IngredientsOriginal language:EnglishPDF # 1 1.02 x 6.20 x 9.33l; #File Name: 1557509670320 pages


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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy LisaExcellent for those interested in the history of Antarctic exploration0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A concise accumulation of the most important stories from the heroic age of Antarctic exploration!By Robert ZookWith 18 years of deployments to Antarctica under my belt I consider myself an amateur Antarctic historian. The book is without a doubt the best and most concise accumulation of the most important stories from the heroic age of Antarctic exploration!0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. excellent serviceBy Coen Albers found several copies of this unbelievable compilation of diaries of real heroes from the nineteenth century. Strange enough it is not in press anymore.As promised; the quality of this second hand book was like new; for a very reasonable price and correctly delivered within a few weeks.

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