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Jalamanta: A Message from the Desert
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Hardcover
from Mysterious Pr (February 1, 1996)
9780446520249 | details & prices | 194 pages | 5.50 × 8.25 × 1.00 in. | 0.60 lbs | List price $17.95
About: Exiled for thirty years in the desert for preaching ideas subversive to the government, Jalamanta returns to his village to share his insights into nature, love, and the fate of humanity, despite the repressive regime that will do anything to stop him
About: Exiled for thirty years in the desert for preaching ideas subversive to the government, Jalamanta returns to his village to share his insights into nature, love, and the fate of humanity, despite the repressive regime that will do anything to stop him
Paperback
Reprint edition from Grand Central Pub (May 1, 1997)
9780446672733 | details & prices | 5.25 × 8.00 × 0.50 in. | 0.40 lbs | List price $12.99
About: Exiled for thirty years in the desert for preaching ideas subversive to the government, Jalamanta returns to his village to share his insights into nature, love, and the fate of humanity, despite the repressive regime that will do anything to stop him
About: Exiled for thirty years in the desert for preaching ideas subversive to the government, Jalamanta returns to his village to share his insights into nature, love, and the fate of humanity, despite the repressive regime that will do anything to stop him
Reinforced
from Demco Media (July 30, 2004)
9780606299961 | details & prices | 194 pages | 4.50 × 7.25 × 0.75 in. | 0.55 lbs | List price $21.89
About: Exiled for thirty years in the desert for preaching ideas subversive to the government, Jalamanta returns to his village to share his insights into nature, love, and the fate of humanity, despite the repressive regime that will do anything to stop him
About: Exiled for thirty years in the desert for preaching ideas subversive to the government, Jalamanta returns to his village to share his insights into nature, love, and the fate of humanity, despite the repressive regime that will do anything to stop him