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Killing the Shadows by Val McDermid
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Why the Allies Won by Richard Overy
Protectors or praetorians? : the last Mamlˆuk sultans and Egypt's waning as a great power by Carl F. Petry
The Innocent Anthropologist: Notes From a Mud Hut
Queen Victoria's Little Wars by Byron Farwell
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It does look like we might have a few of the same interests... Are you the Liam Keeley who wrote the Hoplology article on Zulu stick-fighting? If so, I think we may have briefly corresponded back in 2000-2001 regarding an article on Maasai fighting for Hoplos/Hop-Lite.
Very interesting library you have, I've been going through marking down books I'm interested in.
Yours,
Keith Nelson
posted by fish_doc at 3:34 pm (EST) on Jul 30, 2007