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	<title>Comments on: The Blood of Flowers</title>
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		<title>By: Kissy Haynes Sumaylo</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Kissy Haynes Sumaylo]]></dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[I bought the book when I was in Manila for a short visit.On a limited budget, it was difficult to choose from an endless array of authors and titles, especially from new authors. What drew my attention was the mystery exuded by the book cover, and as I pored through the pages, I read parts of the prologue and the first chapter. I instantly knew this is a book i can read with intensity. Having an interest in religious history and women&#039;s rights, a young woman&#039;s struggle and &#039;triumph&#039; in 17th century is inspiring - something that rings through in our present day struggle for rights and recognition. Definitely a great read and worth rereading.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I bought the book when I was in Manila for a short visit.On a limited budget, it was difficult to choose from an endless array of authors and titles, especially from new authors. What drew my attention was the mystery exuded by the book cover, and as I pored through the pages, I read parts of the prologue and the first chapter. I instantly knew this is a book i can read with intensity. Having an interest in religious history and women&#8217;s rights, a young woman&#8217;s struggle and &#8216;triumph&#8217; in 17th century is inspiring &#8211; something that rings through in our present day struggle for rights and recognition. Definitely a great read and worth rereading.</p>
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