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... ( Modern literatures - anthologies ) : The most wide - ranging of many collections since World War II are EZEKIEL MPHAHLELE ( ed . ) , African Writing Today ( 1967 ) ; ULLI BEIER and GERALD MOORE , Modern Poetry from Africa , 2nd ed ...
... ( Modern literatures - anthologies ) : The most wide - ranging of many collections since World War II are EZEKIEL MPHAHLELE ( ed . ) , African Writing Today ( 1967 ) ; ULLI BEIER and GERALD MOORE , Modern Poetry from Africa , 2nd ed ...
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... modern students . MODERN ALCHEMY The possibility of chemical gold making was not , until the 19th century , conclusively contradicted by scientific evidence . As rational a scientist as Isaac Newton ( 1642- 1727 ) had thought it ...
... modern students . MODERN ALCHEMY The possibility of chemical gold making was not , until the 19th century , conclusively contradicted by scientific evidence . As rational a scientist as Isaac Newton ( 1642- 1727 ) had thought it ...
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... modern chemo- therapy and of the cyclotron . These , however , are gen- erally credited to modern science , the essence of which is the rejection of ideologies typified by alchemy . Can alchemy be credited with the development of the ...
... modern chemo- therapy and of the cyclotron . These , however , are gen- erally credited to modern science , the essence of which is the rejection of ideologies typified by alchemy . Can alchemy be credited with the development of the ...
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