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Quote by Hilary Mantel

“Those who are made can be unmade.”

Quote by Hilary Mantel

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British author Hilary Mantel is renowned for her historical novels, particularly for her Thomas Cromwell series, which has earned her international acclaim. Mantel's works are celebrated for their profound insights and literary achievements. more

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