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Mr Utterson is a dull and respectable lawyer with a close-knit group of professional friends. After hearing a story about the devilish Mr Hyde, he finds himself caught in the transcendental mystery of his good friend Dr Jekyll.
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Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
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Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
Today’s Britain is built on the ingenuity of traders, bankers, and industrialists. This book explores the legacy of ten legendary entrepreneurs, including financier Nathan Rothschild, creator of the modern bond market, and John Spedan Lewis, founder of the John Lewis Partnership.
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Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
Bookmateadded a book to the bookshelfPicks of the week2 years ago
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