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Listopia > Thoughtdome225's votes on the list The Most Influential Books (9 Books)
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The Holy Bible: King James Version
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"Fucking huge religion"
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القرآن الكريم
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"Another fucking huge religion. "
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The Communist Manifesto
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"Changed the largest country in the world for 70 years, (very) indirectly nearly caused apocalypse with Cold War."
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The Origin of Species
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"Changed our understanding of the development of the human race. "
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The Complete Works
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"As far as fiction goes, Shakespeare's great comedies and tragedies can be seen almost everywhere, and although he is an overrated playwright, there is no denying he had fucking enormous influence on fiction, even more than the Bealtes do on pop music. "
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Martin Luther's Ninety-Five Theses
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"Martin Luther caused the Europe Reformation, leading to the rise of Protestantism. End of discussion. "
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1984
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"While "Brave New World" was earlier, this was far more terrifying and warned us once and for all of the dangers of a dystopian society. "
Thoughtdome225
rated it 5 stars
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The Odyssey
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"Probably the most famous poem ever, inspired "Ulysses" by James Joyce, as well as countless other pieces of fiction, such as Virgil's "Aeinid" (which in turn inspired "The Divine Comedy". One of the first epics (not sure if it was the first but probably one of)"
Thoughtdome225
rated it 2 stars
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Don Quixote
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"The first modern novel, if not for this, we may not have novels. "
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