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Coffee with Michelangelo (Coffee with...Series) (2007)

by James Hall

Other authors: John Julius Norwich (Foreword)

Series: Coffee with... (3)

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The most illustrious men and women of the past would have much to teach us if only, by some miracle of time travel, we could borrow an hour or so of their time - and get them to tell us just what it was that really mattered to them. Each book in this series enables us to do just that.
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Please do not combine with Michelangelo and the Reinvention of the Human Body by James Hall.
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The most illustrious men and women of the past would have much to teach us if only, by some miracle of time travel, we could borrow an hour or so of their time - and get them to tell us just what it was that really mattered to them. Each book in this series enables us to do just that.

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