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Jacob Abbott
CHAPTER I.INTEREST IN TEACHING. There is a most singular contrariety of opinion prevailing in the community, in regard to the pleasantness of the business of teaching. Some teachers go to their daily task, merely upon compulsion: they regard it as intolerable drudgery. Others love the work: they hover around the school-room as long as they can, and never cease to think, and seldom to talk, of their...
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Hawre Qandil
The Wildlife of Kurdistan is a rich and illuminating exploration of one of the Middle East’s most diverse yet least documented natural landscapes. From the high peaks of the Zagros Mountains to fertile valleys, rivers, forests, and plains, this book reveals the extraordinary biodiversity that has thrived in Kurdistan for thousands of years. Combining natural history, geography, and environmental...
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Hawre Qandil
Kurdistan: A Banned Identity is a powerful historical, political, and cultural study that uncovers the systematic suppression of Kurdish identity across centuries of domination, denial, and forced assimilation. This book confronts the silence imposed on one of the Middle East’s oldest indigenous nations and restores a history that has been deliberately erased, distorted, or forbidden. Drawing on...
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