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Elgin E. Groseclose •ï¿½23 Items / 7 Books, 14 Articles, 2 Reviews
Introduction to Iran (1947)
by Elgin Groseclose
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    Near Eastern and Indian History (Review)
    Introduction to Iran, by Elgin Groseclose
    1. Introduction to Iran by Elgin Groseclose
    The American Historical Review, April 1948, pp. 619-620
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    Ancient Culture---Modern Problem (Review)
    T. Cuyler Young
    Introduction to Iran, by Elgin Groseclose
    1. Introduction to Iran by Elgin Groseclose
    The Saturday Review, January 24, 1948, p. 12
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    Militarist and Moralist (2 Reviews)
    Anne Fremantle
    The Black Tents of Arabia, by Carl R. Raswan
    1. The Black Tents of Arabia by Carl R. Raswan
    2. Introduction to Iran by Elgin Groseclose
    Commonweal, December 26, 1947, p. 282
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    Reviews (3 Reviews)
    Ali Aghassi
    Introduction to Iran, by Elgin Groseclose
    1. Introduction to Iran by Elgin Groseclose
    2. Iran: An Economic Study by Raj Narain Gupta
    3. Land and Poverty in the Middle East by Doreen Warriner
    Political Science Quarterly, December 1948, pp. 617-618
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    Recent Books on International Relations (7 Reviews)
    Robert Gale Woolbert
    The Near East
    1. Turkey: Old and New by Selma Ekrem
    2. Inside Pan-Arabia by Morris Jacob Steiner
    3. Minorities in the Arab World by Albert H. Hourani
    4. Egypt in 1945 by M.L. Roy Choudhury
    5. The Sand Kings of Oman by Raymond O'Shea
    6. Introduction to Iran by Elgin Groseclose
    7. Pictures from Persia by Cecil Keeling
    Foreign Affairs, April 1948, p. 579