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    The Patriotic South Sudanese

    By John Monyjok Maluth

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    About this ebook

    South Sudan is the most beautiful nation in the whole world! This is what I know. There is no belief required for this to be true. I was born here, and I live here to date. I love my nation. This book will help you read about this newest nation in the world.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDiscipleship Press
    Release dateMar 16, 2016
    ISBN9781311866226
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    The Patriotic South Sudanese
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    John Monyjok Maluth

    John Monyjok Maluth (a.k.a John Shalom) is a teacher, a speaker, a translator, a web designer, and a happy independent author of 50+ books and booklets. He's a technology enthusiast, learning by doing, willing to share knowledge.John is the author of Basic Computer Knowledge, Beegu City, Beyond Religion, Internet Residual Income, Our National Heritage, Life Cure, and Sudan Civil Wars. He loves nature: plants, insects, animals, fish, birds, and finally, humans.

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