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π SIMILAR VOLUMES
Intro; TABLE OF CONTENTS; PREFACE; I. 'A Star Danced'; II. Ups and Downs; III. Round the Year; IV. Sailing Near the Wind; V. Up to Eleven; VI. School-days; VII. Sunday; VIII. Callers; IX. A. Long Railway journey; X. Reskadinnick; XI. Outdoor Doings; XII. Indoor Doings; XIII. A Family Club; XIV. A La
The novelβs seamless intertwining of the charactersβ lives with contemporary Philippine and Chinese history brings to life the so-called First Quarter Storm of student activism and the formation of the New Peopleβs Army in the Philippines, and Chinaβs Cultural Revolution in the late 1960s and early
_"Why are we fighting this war? Because evil must be resisted, and sooner or later there comes a time when men of principle have to make a stand. Because war is good for business and it's better to die on our feet than live on our knees. Because they started it. But at this stage in the proceedings,