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It was recently republished by Mondial.

Blythe's first, Forster-inspired novel, A Treasonable Growth, was recently republished by Faber Finds.

MCNALLY JACKSON BOOKS Sept. 4 at 7: The writers Robert Sullivan, Nathaniel Rich, and Ian Parker read from "Names on the Land: A Historical Account of Place-Naming in the United States," a 1945 book by George R. Stewart that was recently republished by N.Y.R.B. Classics, a book-publishing arm of The New York Review of Books.

Transcript of the interview Nick Stadlen: Mr de Klerk, in your introduction to Nelson Mandela's famous speech at his trial, which was recently republished by the Guardian, you said that after much internal debate, we realised that apartheid could not be reformed, because it was morally wrong.

Of particular relevance is Mason and McDaniel's Transport Properties of Ions in Gases, which was recently republished by the American Society for Mass Spectrometry in their classic books series.

Jeder stirbt für sich allein ("Every Man Dies Alone") by Hans Fallada (1893-1947) is the story of a Berlin couple executed by the Nazis; it was recently republished in Germany in its original version.

Mr. Polanski first learned of "The Pianist" when it was recently republished in Polish.

He has also published several cookery volumes, including his Action Cook Book, which was recently republished to celebrate his 80th birthday.

These three books, along with four additional books composed of papers, essays and more, have been recently republished in the Edinburgh Edition of Thomas Reid.

Her first success, in fact, was a novel, "David Golder" (recently republished by Knopf), that almost relishes the repulsiveness of its Jewish characters.

Bond's creator also suffered doubts, as any reader of Andrew Lycett's expansive 1995 biography, "Ian Fleming" (recently republished by St. Martin's Press), will know.