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Quote by Samuel Laman Blanchard

“Man will take anything you like, except warning.”

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Samuel Laman Blanchard

Samuel Laman Blanchard was an American author recognized for his significant contributions to literature. Born on May 15, 1804, and passing away on February 15, 1845, Blanchard's works have left a lasting impression on American literary history. more

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