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The
Art of War by Sun Tzu
If you want a book that will teach you about life, politics, and business, this is it. Sun Tzu writes about the rules of martial campaigning, but his teachings and methods can be applied in many other areas.
If you think that this 2,500 year old military work is out of date, spend a few days reading, and think again.
This novel is presented in 12 daily installments.
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