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Eminent Women in Sikh History

$2.50

Authored by Principal Amar Singh

Published by the Satnam Trust, Surrey, Canada

This is a booklet containing short essays on 10 women who have played an important role in Sikh History, authored by Mr. Amar Singh who is the principal of the Khalsa School in Vancouver, Canada. These short essays are an excellent way to introduce elementary level children to our history. Ideal for Gurdwara Schools!

This product was added to our catalog on Saturday 07 June, 2008.

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