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Make Room! Make Room! For Harry Harrison!

Make Room! Make Room! For Harry Harrison!
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Make Room! Make Room! For Harry Harrison!

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Here s how to read stories and novels originally written in Esperanto

Here s how to read stories and novels originally written in Esperanto
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Curious Esperanto: Universal Language that Never Was

Curious Esperanto: Universal Language that Never Was
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A beginners guide to Esperanto

<p>To the doctor who invented it, it was the key to world peace; yet to Stalin it was dangerous, to Hitler a sign of creeping Jewish domination, and the American army dubbed it 'the aggressor language'. So does anyone still speak Esperanto? <strong>David Newnham</strong> travels to a church hall in Ipswich to find out.</p>

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