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Posted 2 years ago
geekasaurus
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Bought this today for $8. I haven't found anything online about it yet. I bought it because it is full of stuff about "other" (ie; non christian) religions and whatnot. I love how inappropriate the views are when compared to societal norms of today.
The copyright date is 1888 but I don't know the exact date of publish. I think it is right around there because of the typeset used on the illustrations pages. They still refer to Persia and Mohammedans.
I plan on reading the whole thing.
Any info would be appreciated.
History Books“History repeats itself. Historians repeat each other.” So said the early 2…
A Google search turns up some copies, such as http://www.bonanza.com/booths/farmersdaughter/items/What_the_World_Believes_Today_by_Countries_George_J__Hagar
aw thanks for finding that! i googled the title several different ways but i didnt have time last night to go through all the results.
I hope this link works alright
http://tinyurl.com/46yaraq
thank you! i have bookmarked these sites to use in the future
You're welcome. Really all you have to do is google "rare books" and all the top site3s will come up
i was looking for antique books. never thought of looking for rare books lol derrp (this is my first book but i hope to amass many, many more)
k. on my way!