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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 184 pp., illustrations, bibliography. Papua New Guinea, the biggest country in the South Pacific region, presents a formidable challenge to any efficient system of transportation. The country's difficult terrain has not permitted railways as a viable mode of transport. Even with the Western techniques of road construction, still it has not been possible to link all the population centres by roads. The outcome had been the emergence of several discrete road networks in the country. Exploration of the interior of the country has, therefore, been mainly through aviation. As a result, the country has the largest number of airstrips in the whole of the developing world. In this arduously and methodically researched study, the author has chronologically unfolded the evolution of various modes of transport as they have developed into individual communication entities over time. Each mode is highlighted as it has influenced the maturing of the nation. The facts are substantiated with maps and some photographs. The author provides a detailed view of the physical and economic factors, which have been responsible for the evolution of various modes of transport. For example, the unique dominance of air, as a mode of transport during the World Wars and the development of gold prospecting throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, has been well documented. 0.0.
Published by Lanka Bauddha Mandalaya Fund, 1957
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Hard cover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. Jacket is worn and rubbed with the top edge of the jacket being worn and having two closed half inch tears. The front cover is also stained on the bottom edge of the cover near the hinge. The outer edge of the cover is foxed and worn. Spine is shaken, but binding is secure. Water damage on the front and back end page leaves, otherwise all other pages are clear and bright.
Published by Lanka Bauddha Mandalaya Fund
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Paperback. Condition: Good. Good condition with wear and markings.
Published by Kanka Bauddha Mandalaya Fund, Colombo, 1957
First Edition
First edition. 414 pages. Hardbound in very good condition in good dust jacket; Large piece of jacket front panel torn off.
Published by Kanka Bauddha Mandalaya Fund, Colombo, 1957
First Edition
First edition. 414 pages. Hardbound in very good condition in near very good dust jacket; Jacket edges reinforced with tape, which has darkened.
Lanka Bauddha Mandalaya Fund. Colombo, Ceylon. 1957. Publishers yellow cloth. Dustjacket. 414 (2) pp. Very good condition.
Published by The Institute Of Philosophical Research
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Paper. 1966. C.P. Ranasinghe, Buddhist Scholar, author, writes from Kelaniya, Ceylon to Mr. Pong in Seattle, WA to acknowledge Pong's order for 3 copies of "The Buddha's Explanation Of The Universe." The books are being shipped on the S.S. President Coolidge. He includes 6 copies of his 4 page, "Buddhism and Marxism." Another letter one month later he asks for help raising $30,000 to fight Communism, includes copies of "Manifesto of The Institute Of Philosophical Research." 1-4 Very good. One letter has multiple creases on a corner. Signed by the author.