If you liked Pahlavi Iran's Relations with Africa by Robert Steele, start with The Marine Officer (2018), The cataloguing and classification of cinema literature (1967), and Notes on English books printed abroad, 1525-48 (1909). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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BookOrb recommends The Marine Officer (2018), The cataloguing and classification of cinema literature (1967), Notes on English books printed abroad, 1525-48 (1909), MACH21 Vol. 6 (2007), and Understanding crib death (1980).

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Pahlavi Iran's Relations with Africa is by Robert Steele.