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He also published a book of poems.
Besides translations, he also published some original works.
He also published two novels.
The same can be said about his sacred songs, which he also published several collections of.
He also published numerous novels.
Her father was a radical andhead clerk in the office of Deputy Commissioner of Revenues, he also published a book titled,"Hint to the Educated Natives" in 1871.
He also published it on his own website.
This year, he also published his first book.
This year, he also published his first book.
The Yearbook Lidskis Familien Kalendar("Lidski's Family Calendar"; in the second year was renamed Lidskis Fֿamilien Almanakh,"Lidski's Family Yearbook"), which appeared in the Jewish years 1908-9 and 1909- 10, suggested that"scientific and literary articles, poems, stories, biographies, jokes, anecdotes, important statistics and useful information needed in every home andfamily"(in the second year he also published Lidski's Ilustrirter un Literarisher Tashen-Kalendar,"Lidski's Illustrated and Literary Pocket and Calendar").
He also published some of Martí's written works.
Yury Dmitriev went one step further than many who have attempted, since the late 1980s, to commemorate thevictims of the Stalin years. Together with Razumov he also published, to the indignation of their descendants and, some suggest, of the present regime,[24] the names of the members of the troika which rubber-stamped decisions to shoot a list of individuals- the accused were not present at these sessions, no one defended their rights- and of the execution squad leaders.[25][26].
He also published several books on this subject.
He also published books on devotional music.
He also published several novels under his own name.
He also published numerous compositions for the piano.
He also published a magazine called Social Justice.
He also published his own poetry along with his own illustrations.
He also published an associated campaign book, I will Be Short.
He also published musical essays, the most important being Reminiscenze artistiche.
He also published extensively on the area's soils, vegetation, land use, and the quality of the land.
He also published the Armenian version separately(mentioned above) as well as his doctoral thesis on the text's eschatology(1989).
He also published"The First Mate's Log"(1940), an account of a yachting voyage in the Mediterranean, in the company of several of his students.
He also published a letter in The New York Times a few days later warning shipmasters against having blacks as part of their crew on ships putting into Jamaica, at the risk of losing them.
He also published a number of essays and reviews around time including Recent Irish Poetry(in The Bookman August, 1934) and Humanistic Quietism(a review of MacGreevy's Poems in The Dublin Magazine, also 1934).
He also published a history of the Maltese islands and excavated important archaeological sites, such as the Hypogeum and the megalithic Tarxien Temples, Ħaġar Qim and Mnajdra, which have since been declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
He also published a substantial body of translated poetry based on the works of the famous Greek poet Kostis Palamas ending with the posthumous publication of Kostis Palamas: A Portrait and an Appreciation including Iambs and Anapaests and Ascraeus in 1985.