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Explore this curated addendum book list featuring Jean Raspail's The Camp of the Saints, a provocative novel on emigration and immigration. Discover essential reads that expand your bookshelf on societal shifts and contentious modern themes.

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The Sabian Symbols in Astrology

 

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The dark side

 

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The Arabian nightmare

 

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Mostly Harmless

 

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The last cat book

 

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The Chinese Idea of the Second Self

 

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The Yoga of Snakes and Arrows

 

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The Serpent Myth (Golden Dawn Studies No. 9)

 

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Mysteries of the dark moon

 

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Mein Kampf

 

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Imperium

 

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Annals of the Jinns

 

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The Camp of the Saints

by Jean Raspail

This thought-provoking book anticipates a situation which seems plausible today: it describes the peaceful invasion of France, and then of the West, by a third world burgeoned into multitudes. At all levels - global consciousness, governments, societies, and especially every person within themself - the question is asked belatedly: what's to be done?