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"very well sourced, though the reading experience is marred once every couple pages by run on sentences with multiple footnotes making my eyes jump around too much. although I wouldn't have bothered with endnotes at all so i suppose it could've been worse.
unrelated to the book, the first chapter mentions so many sprawling colleges of theology it's no wonder the dark ages happened." — Mar 04, 2026 09:49PM
"very well sourced, though the reading experience is marred once every couple pages by run on sentences with multiple footnotes making my eyes jump around too much. although I wouldn't have bothered with endnotes at all so i suppose it could've been worse.
unrelated to the book, the first chapter mentions so many sprawling colleges of theology it's no wonder the dark ages happened." — Mar 04, 2026 09:49PM
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"/one book one month/
starting march's Book a little early since I got done with the feb one pretty quick" — Feb 23, 2026 08:33PM
"/one book one month/
starting march's Book a little early since I got done with the feb one pretty quick" — Feb 23, 2026 08:33PM
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― The Complete Letters of Oscar Wilde
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― The Complete Letters of Oscar Wilde
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― The Complete Letters of Oscar Wilde
― The Complete Letters of Oscar Wilde
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