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["Erica Thorsen (ptc)" <ethorsen@WLSMAILSubject: re Geo Subject: shakespeare criticism]

Does anyone have suggestions for books of criticism about Shakespeare for
use with students grades 7- 12?  I have checked the Yound Adult Reader's
Advisor and all of the books are out of print or unavailable.  Thanks!

Erica

Erica Thorsen, Young Adult Librarian
Port Chester Public Library , Port Chester, New York
ethorsen@wlsmail.wls.lib.ny.us

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Sertao –

(Portuguese: "backwoods," or "bush"), dry interior region of
northeastern
                   Brazil that is largely covered with caatingas
(scrubby upland forests).
                   Sertão is also used to refer to the sparsely
populated wilderness beyond
                   areas of permanent settlement and may be equated with
the Canadian
                   "bush," the U.S. "backwoods," or the Australian
"Outback."




Ganats (maybe) qanat


                       SUEZ CANAL

                           from Africa: AFRICAN GEOGRAPHIC FEATURES OF
SPECIAL
                           INTEREST: Drainage systems and waterways
                        the Suez Canal.  The Suez Canal (Qanat as-Suways
in Arabic), a sea-level
                       waterway across the Isthmus of Suez in Egypt
connecting the
                       Mediterranean and the Red seas, provides the
shortest maritime
                       route between Europe and the lands lying around
the Indian and
                       western Pacific oceans


Pinyin System

Hsin river


                   Chinese (Wade-Giles) HSIN CHIANG, or (Pinyin) XIN
JIANG, river,
                   tributary of the Yangtze River system in northeastern
Kiangsi province,
                   China. The Hsin River has a length of 194 miles (312
km) and drains an
                   area of about 6,500 square miles (16,800 square km).
It rises along the
                   northeastern border of the province and flows
southwestward past
                   Shang-jao city, a commercial centre producing paper
and processing tea.
                   The river continues generally westward to Ying-t'an,
where it courses
                   northwestward to empty into P'o-yang Lake, east of
Nan-ch'ang. The
                   lower and middle stretches of the river run through
an important
                   rice-growing area of China; tea and wheat are grown
farther upstream.


All the above was located using eb online (www.eb.com)

I hope this helps

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