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The Man Who Could Do No Wrong

Name: The Man Who Could Do No Wrong
Rating: 3.57 (1 reviews)

Charles Blair, John Sherrill (Contributor), Elizabeth Sherrill (Contributor)

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Book by Elizabeth Sherrill

221 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published October 1, 1982

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Tim Chavel

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January 16, 2012

I very much enjoyed reading this book. It is an autobiography of Charles Blair's life. The first part of his life is so encouraging and much to learn from this man. Te second half of his life is tragic. Very similar to the Jim and Tammy fall from grace. He made a lot of mistakes. It seems he learned from them and he lists 10 lessons he did learn at the end of the book. I plan to share quotes from the book including the 10 lessons on my blog in he near future. My blog is at http://timchavel.blogspot.com/.