Historical Dictionary of Egypt

Historical Dictionary of Egypt
ISBN-10
0810829495
ISBN-13
9780810829497
Series
Historical Dictionary of Egypt
Category
Social Science / Reference
Pages
369
Language
English
Published
1994
Publisher
Scarecrow Press
Author
Arthur Goldschmidt

Description

Goldschmidt's style is readable and clear....this is a well-done reference work, invaluable for understanding current events. --G. Walsh, CHOICE The authors combine an ability to write simply and clearly with an encyclopedic knowledge of modern Egyptian history. The Dictionary ought to become a standard handy reference for readers ranging from high school students to Egyptian specialists. --Donald Malcolm Reid, MESA BULLETIN ...clearly written entries...it is a strong basic reference source. --ARBA

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