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The People of the Abyss
A first-hand account of life on streets of East London, 1902
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The Road
Collection of stories from my life as a hobo.
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This Side of Paradise
Amory Blaine is convinced about his exceptional future…
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The Great Gatsby
A mysterious Gatsby throws extravagant parties every week.
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The Last Man
Skulls in the stars.
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A Guide to Marketplaces
Leveraging powerful network effects.
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The Republic
Defense of Justice, and its relation to happiness.
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Symposium
A series of speeches on Love at a party in ancient Greece
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Gorgias
Good versus evil, a detailed study of virtue.
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Phaedo
The immortality of the soul.
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Meno
What is virtue, can it be taught?
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Theaetetus
What is knowledge?
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The Little Match Man
During a moment of boredom, an Italian war correspondent in Japan constructs a little figure ...
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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Huckleberry Finn a poor boy discovers robber’s stash of gold
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Theaetetus
What is knowledge?
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Persuasion
Anne Elliot is witty, clever, and considerate. Persuasive.
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Startup Notes FFC-2015
Startup Notes @Female Founders Conference - 2015
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A Modern Utopia
A frightening future controlled by a Single World Government
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Dubliners
Full collection of short stories by James Joyce.
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The Cossacks - A Tale of 1852
Olenin starts living like a Cossack. Falls in love too.
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Ivanhoe
Ivanhoe returns to England disguised as a religious pilgrim.
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Viral Kundali - Arvind Kejriwal
Know what the stars have to say about Arvind Kejriwal.
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