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Richard Brauer: Collected Papers. Volume I, Theory of Algebras, and Finite Gr…
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Brauer, Richard

First volume of Richard Brauer’s collected papers, covering theory of algebras and finite groups. Edited by Paul Fong and Warren J. Wong. Published by The MIT Press in 1980.

Edition
Not specified
ISBN/ISSN
0-262-09148-X
Collation
-
Series Title
Richard Brauer: Collected Papers; Volume I
Call Number
510 B825
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A Long Way From Home
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Claude McKay

A 1937 autobiographical work by McKay, depicting his experiences as a Black “rebel sojourner” and critical reflections on the Harlem Renaissance. This 2007 reprint includes a new edited text, introduction, chronology, and explanatory notes.

Edition
Reprint edition (MELA series), published February
ISBN/ISSN
0-8135-3968-4
Collation
270 pages
Series Title
-
Call Number
78 Novel
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Marie Curie
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Liz Gogerly

This elementary-level graded biography introduces the life and achievements of Marie Curie, the pioneering scientist who discovered radium and polonium and won two Nobel Prizes. Written for learners of English, the book is part of the Longman Famous Lives series and includes illustrations, activities, and vocabulary support.

Edition
Longman Famous Lives, Elementary (Graded Reader)
ISBN/ISSN
0-582-05716-7
Collation
32 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm
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-
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Story 99
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Alexander the Great
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Hugh Gethin

This educational volume offers a simplified recounting of the life and campaigns of Alexander the Great, aimed at learners of English. At 96 pages, it fits the format of a graded reader—likely featuring controlled vocabulary and supportive learning features—under the “Georgian Readers” series published by Georgian Press (Jersey).

Edition
Georgian Readers edition
ISBN/ISSN
1-87360-02-6
Collation
96 pages
Series Title
-
Call Number
Story 84
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An Inspired Life: A Biography of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
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Abbas Tawfiq

This biography aims to inspire both Muslim and non-Muslim readers by presenting the Prophet’s life with an emphasis on his noble character, moral qualities, teachings, and personal trials. It is based on traditional Sīrah sources, modern scholarship, and is presented in a clear, engaging narrative style. Also available as an EPUB e‑book.

Edition
1st edition
ISBN/ISSN
6035010792
Collation
307 pages; 22 cm tall volume
Series Title
-
Call Number
Short Story 104
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Nurture the Heart, Feed the World: The Inspiring Life Journeys of Two Vagabonds
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Hesser, Leon

This dual biography traces the inspiring journeys of Leon and Twila Hesser, a couple devoted to global agricultural development and humanitarian work. A heartwarming story of love, service, and impact.

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-
ISBN/ISSN
0-9744668-83
Collation
126
Series Title
-
Call Number
249 Lit
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Subterranean Kerouac: The Hidden Life of Jack Kerouac
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Ellis Amburn

Subterranean Kerouac: The Hidden Life of Jack Kerouac is a revealing biography by Ellis Amburn that delves into the complex and often secret life of the legendary Beat Generation writer. Drawing from interviews, letters, and unpublished materials, the book offers a candid look at Kerouac’s struggles with identity, sexuality, fame, and addiction, painting a fuller picture of the man behind On …

Edition
First Edition
ISBN/ISSN
0-312-20677-1
Collation
xvi, 352 pages ; 24 cm
Series Title
Lit55
Call Number
813.54 (Dewey Decimal Classification for American
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Nurture the Heart, Feed the World: The Inspiring Life Journeys of Two Vagabonds
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Leon Hesse

This book narrates the remarkable, inspiring journeys of two modern vagabonds whose mission was to heal hearts and nurture the world through compassion, service, and shared humanity.

Edition
-
ISBN/ISSN
0-9744668-8-3
Collation
126
Series Title
-
Call Number
19 LIT
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Ted Hughes: The Life of a Poet
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Elaine Feinstein

A comprehensive biography of poet Ted Hughes by Elaine Feinstein, exploring his creative genius, relationship with Sylvia Plath, and influence on modern poetry.

Edition
First edition
ISBN/ISSN
0-75381-357-2
Collation
320
Series Title
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Call Number
55 LIT