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Questions And Swords Folktales Of The Zapatista Revolution 1st Ed Marcos

Name: Questions And Swords Folktales Of The Zapatista Revolution 1st Ed Marcos
SKU: BELL-238665174
Price: 35.00 USD
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Questions And Swords Folktales Of The Zapatista Revolution 1st Ed Marcos instant download after payment.

Publisher: El Paso, Tex. : Cinco Puntos Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 14.08 MB

Author: Marcos, subcomandante

Language: English

Year: 2001

Edition: 1st ed.

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Questions And Swords Folktales Of The Zapatista Revolution 1st Ed Marcos by Marcos, Subcomandante instant download after payment.

Includes bibliographical references, A preface, January 1, 2001 -- The story of questions / as told by Subcommandante Marcos, illustrated by Antonio Ramírez -- Haah-ah, mah-eemah, yes, it's the very truth : essay / by Simon Ortiz -- The story of the sword, the tree, the stone & the water / as told by Subcomandante Marcos, illustrated by Domitila Domíngues -- Can a book explode like a bomb? essay / by Elena Poniatowska -- El colectivo callejero, Contains the English and Spanish translations of two folktales about the Zapatista revolution