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48. Salutati: On the World and Religious Life

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Mon Jan 11, 2016, 10:30 PM

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What are You reading? [View all] H2O Man Jan 2016 OP

Currently I'm reading Light On Yoga.. peace13 Jan 2016 #1

"From the Lives We Knew" by Phil Miller madamesilverspurs Jan 2016 #2

I usually have at least two on the go on my e-reader with several backups whatthehey Jan 2016 #3

The Operators, by the late Michael Hastings. dixiegrrrrl Jan 2016 #6

The Devil's Chessboard and Queen of Chaos. broiles Jan 2016 #4

Eager to read these, myself. Mopar151 Jan 2016 #59

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Me too. broiles Jan 2016 #89

just finished Rex Stout's e-book collection (12 stories) ChairmanAgnostic Jan 2016 #5

"Negroland" by Margo Jefferson tishaLA Jan 2016 #7

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I loved that book. femmocrat Jan 2016 #23

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I read mostly history. Jim Lane Jan 2016 #16

Same here. lovemydog Jan 2016 #34

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right now hfojvt Jan 2016 #18

Bailyn is such an amazing historian tishaLA Jan 2016 #21

Gordon Wood? hfojvt Jan 2016 #75

I was primarily referring to all those historians because tishaLA Jan 2016 #78

you mean you never saw the movie? hfojvt Jan 2016 #80

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The Comedians: Drunks, Thieves, Scoundrels, and the History of American Comedy Bluenorthwest Jan 2016 #35

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"All But My Life" by Gerda Weissman Klein. mucifer Jan 2016 #62

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in what? hfojvt Jan 2016 #79

Sorry that was confusing. beveeheart Jan 2016 #84

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