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Popkin Offers A Riveting Account Of The Revolution That Puts The Reader In The Thick Of The Debates And The Violence That Led To The Overthrow Of The Monarchy And The Establishment Of A New Society
His Name Has Been Forgotten
Part Whiteis An Ambitious Young Girl Whose Grandfather
' Jack And Jill' And 'Old Mother Hubbard
A Third Of Its Iron
A Woman Of Egypt,New David & Charles Popkin Offers A Riveting AccountIn This Autobiography, Jehan Sadat Tells How She Defied The Strict Muslim Traditions Of Her Country, By Marrying The Man Of Her Choice, The Assassinated President Anwar Sadat, By Taking Up Public Life And Travelling Outside Her Own Country And By Campaigning For Womens Rights. As A Mother Of Four, Jehan Sadat Went Back To University At Age Fortyone And Received Her Phd In October 1988.
