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Sallie is on page 239 of 736 of Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All

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Sallie is on page 61 of 312 of Development Fieldwork: A Practical Guide

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Sallie is on page 43 of 400 of Representation: Cultural Representations and Signifying Practices (Culture, Media and Identities Series)

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Sallie is on page 166 of 280 of Cairo Pop: Youth Music in Contemporary Egypt

The first half of this book was interesting, in large part due to how the author discussed his use of etymology in relation to Egyptian music and his discussion of the realm of Arabic music and the shift of interest from the great Umm Kulthoum to today's Arabic Pop.

His discussion of politics, however, was far less on point, and his 'Counterrevolution' epilogue wholly unnecessary.

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Cairo Pop: Youth Music in Contemporary Egypt

Sallie is on page 73 of 239 of Music in the Early Years

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Sallie is on page 166 of 280 of Cairo Pop: Youth Music in Contemporary Egypt

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Sallie is on page 38 of 200 of Singing with Your Whole Self: The Feldenkrais Method and Voice

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Sallie is on page 60 of 239 of Music in the Early Years

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Sallie is on page 153 of 280 of Cairo Pop: Youth Music in Contemporary Egypt

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Sallie is on page 49 of 239 of Music in the Early Years

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Sallie is on page 21 of 239 of Music in the Early Years

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Sallie is on page 226 of 736 of Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All

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Sallie is on page 21 of 239 of Music in the Early Years

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Sallie is on page 176 of 672 of A Woman of Cairo

Much better than I expected. The ultimate ending was predictable, but lots of things along the way were unexpected. Gives a poignant picture of Cairo before, during, and after WWII and the 1953 revolution.

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