The eloquent peasant / Loren R. Fisher.

Contributor(s):

Fisher, Loren R [translator.]

Material type: Text

TextPublisher: Eugene, Oregon : Cascade Books, [2015]Edition: Second editionDescription: 1 online resourceContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781630878344
1630878340

Uniform titles:

Eloquent peasant. English (Fisher)

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Eloquent peasant.DDC classification:

893/.1 23

LOC classification:

PJ1531.E5 E5 2015eb

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Summary: Four thousand years ago, Egyptian society struggled with the downfall of the Old Kingdom, which brought an end to material success and introduced anarchy and chaos. Out of this period of crisis came such literature as A Dialogue between a Man and His Ba, Instructions to Meri-ka-Re, as well as the story recounted in this volume, The Eloquent Peasant.In this story, Khun-Anup, a poor peasant, was robbed, beaten, and scorned by Nemtinakht, who was well connected. Khun-Anup appealed to authorities for redress but had to make his appeals nine times. This compelling narrative recounts the peasant's s.

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Four thousand years ago, Egyptian society struggled with the downfall of the Old Kingdom, which brought an end to material success and introduced anarchy and chaos. Out of this period of crisis came such literature as A Dialogue between a Man and His Ba, Instructions to Meri-ka-Re, as well as the story recounted in this volume, The Eloquent Peasant.In this story, Khun-Anup, a poor peasant, was robbed, beaten, and scorned by Nemtinakht, who was well connected. Khun-Anup appealed to authorities for redress but had to make his appeals nine times. This compelling narrative recounts the peasant's s.

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