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Trade paperback (US). 91 p. Ex-Library expected imperfections.

Trade paperback (US). 91 p. Ex-Library expected imperfections.

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Very good condition book with only light signs of previous use. Sail the Seas of Value.

Very good condition book with only light signs of previous use. Sail the Seas of Value.

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Very Good condition.

Very Good condition.

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Very Good condition.

Very Good condition.

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HAS CREASING AND SHELF WEAR ON COVER BOOK IN VERY GOOD CONDITION.

HAS CREASING AND SHELF WEAR ON COVER BOOK IN VERY GOOD CONDITION.

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VERY GOOD LITTLE WEAR NO MARKS TO TEXT NOT EX LIBRARY G-4.

VERY GOOD LITTLE WEAR NO MARKS TO TEXT NOT EX LIBRARY G-4.

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Solid copy with minor edgewear. Color and black/white illustrations throughout. Foreword by Boutros Boutros-Ghali.

Solid copy with minor edgewear. Color and black/white illustrations throughout. Foreword by Boutros Boutros-Ghali.

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91 pages. Softcover. Good condition. MILITARY. An eloquent testimony to the dangers posed by land

91 pages. Softcover. Good condition. MILITARY. An eloquent testimony to the dangers posed by land mines and unexploded ordnance. A remarkable tale of of terrible suffering and pain mixed with incredible determination, accomplishment and hope. It demonstrates how a practical rehabilitation project in a devastated area of Somalia can become a model for so many other countries torn by strife and war. This book is a befitting complement to the photographic exhibit organized in conjunction with the United Nations International Meeting on Mine Clearance in Geneva, Switzerland, in July 1995. (Key Words: Land Mines, Unexploded Ordnance, Kenneth M. Cahill, Violence, Thomas Roma, Somalia, Amputees, Prosthetics, Children, Photography, United Nations).

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First edition, 1995. Large paperback, glossy cover, fold-out cover, 91 pp., clean unmarked text,

First edition, 1995. Large paperback, glossy cover, fold-out cover, 91 pp., clean unmarked text, illustrated, some color plates. In near fine condition, with minor wear on edge of front cover. Photographic collection sponsored by the United Nations and The Center for International Health and Cooperation; photographs address problem of land mines. Works of twenty-five photographers represented.

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Softcover. c.1995. 4to. 91pp. Illus. Fine. Contents unmarked. Inscribed by Kevin Cahill to Margaret

Softcover. c.1995. 4to. 91pp. Illus. Fine. Contents unmarked. Inscribed by Kevin Cahill to Margaret McElderry. Originally from Ben Avon [near Pittsburgh, PA], Margaret McElderry (1912-2011) attended the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh School before moving to New York in the 1930s to work for the New York Public Library in the Children's Division under Anne Carroll Moore. After World War II, she became an editor of children's books at Harcourt Brace, eventually establishing her own imprint at Simon and Schuster. Miss McElderry was the first children's editor whose books won both the prestigious Newbery and Caldecott medals in the same year (1952). She was married to Storer Lunt (d. 1977), long-time publisher and eventual president of W.W. Norton.

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