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Women’s Education & Research Centre 58, Dharmarama Road, Colombo 06, Sri Lanka. Email: [email protected] Title :The Prince and the Sannyasi:The Kumar of Bhawal and the Secret History of Indian Nationalism Author(s) :Chatterjee,P Acc.No. :6654 Call No: 808 CHA Title :Introduction to Methods of Social Research Author(s) :Singh, J. Acc.No. :5106 Call No: 001.42 SIN Title :Thawakalika Warthawa:Strin,neethiya,ha sanwardana pilibada thunweniloka weda muluwa Author(s) :Kumarassami,R. ed Acc.No. :1441 Call No: 060.3054 STR Title :Dawin,dawinwadaya ha minis sanhathiya Author(s) :Weerakoon, A.C.G. 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Email: [email protected] Title :An Untimely Death :a commemoration of K.Kanthasamy Acc.No. :0653 Call No: 082 UNT Title :Journal of the Ceylon branch of theroyalasiaticsociety 1865- 66:part 1 no 14 Author(s) :Royal asiatic society Acc.No. :0668 Call No: 082 JOU Title :Ladakata ath welak Author(s) :Dayarathne, S Acc.No. :4159 Call No: 001 DAY 10 weni parlimenthuwe amathya mandalaye karya baraya By : (1995) Sri Lankawe kanthawan pilibada granthaya By :De Silwa, Nalinee (1994) Title :The repatriates from Sri Lanka Author(s) :Secretariat. ed Acc.No. :0194 Call No: 323 REP Title :Gendering the Tsunami:women's experince from Sri Lanka Author(s) :De Mel,N Acc.No. :6268 Call No: 363.34 DEM CEBEMO 1992-NR.2 By : CEBEMO 1992-NR.1 By : CEBEMO 1992-NR.1 By : Title :First rising Author(s) :Wijesuriya,S Acc.No. :6024 Call No: 305.02 WIJ Bulletin Samenwerking Vastenaktie By : (1995) Page 4 of 597 Women’s Education & Research Centre 58, Dharmarama Road, Colombo 06, Sri Lanka. 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