The Palestinian Museum permanent collection

"A Code of The Criminal Law of Palestine," written by E. D. Gordon and printed by "O T H" Cooperative Printing Press in Haifa in 1943. It is 335 pages long.

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"Howl of the Wolf" poetry collection written by Ali Foda and published in 1977 by Falastin Al Thawra magazine of the Unified Information Office of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) in Beirut. The collection is 112 pages long and is dedicated to Jawad Shaheen and Raghda.

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"The Aroma of Blossoms in Elite Poetry"\ "Nafh Al Azhar Fi Montakhabat Al Ash'ar" poetry collection by Shaker Al-Batlouni, a Lebanese writer and novelist. Published by the Literary Press in Beirut in 1886, this copy is likely to be the third edition. It is 65 pages long.

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"Poems From the Eyes of a Woman," a poetry collection by Ali Foda, here in its original edition before publication. The poetry collection is 25 pages long and is dedicated to his female friend.

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"Ordinances, Regulations, Rules, Orders and Notices" is a book that was printed by The Government Printing Press of Jerusalem in 1944. It is 188 pages long.

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"Palestine," written by James Parkes, a British Anglican priest and theologian and first published by the Oxford University Press in 1940. The book is 32 pages long.

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Translated from Hebrew into Arabic, The Book of the Psalms, a part of the Holy Bible -the Old Testament, was printed in Beirut by the American Library in 1926 and is 266 pages long.

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"The Tree of Life," written by Kamel al-Kilani, an Egyptian writer and author. He was passionate about children's literature, earning him the moniker of "the pioneer of children's literature." The book was published by Dar El Taawon Establishment For Printing and Publishing/Cooperative Society for Printing and Publishing in 1966 and is 112 pages long.

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The seventh and eighth part of the magazine "An-Nafais Al-Assriah" by Khalil Baydas, a Palestinian writer, author, and translator. The magazine was published by the Syrian Orphanage Press in Jerusalem in 1912 and is 136 pages long.

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"Science of Health," written by Dr Srobian, a specialist in Obstetrics and Pediatrics and a medical doctor at the Lady Cromer Hospital and Shelter for Abandoned Children in Egypt. The book was published by Al-Maarif Printing Press in 1931 and is 112 pages long.

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