William Bolitho
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Twelve Against the Gods
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1929
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55 editions
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Murder for Profit
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1926
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27 editions
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Twelve Against the Gods: Key Lessons from the Classic Book
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Italy under Mussolini
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Overture. A drama in three acts
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1931
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Camera Obscura
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2004
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9 editions
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Leviathan
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1924
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4 editions
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Cancer of Empire
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1924
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3 editions
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The Living Age, Vol. 315: December 23, 1922
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Nug . a Rhyming Medley.
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“The most important thing in life is not to capitalize on your gains. Any fool can do that. The really important thing is to profit from your losses. That requires intelligence; and it makes the difference between a man of sense and a fool.”
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“It is when the pirates count their booty, that they become mere thieves.”
― Twelve Against the Gods
― Twelve Against the Gods
“People who are not enjoying themselves very much always most dislike risking their lives.”
― Twelve Against the Gods
― Twelve Against the Gods
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