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“In their faces--plenty of them were handsome, but ruined--I've seen the remnants of who they almost succeeded in being but failed to be, before becoming themselves.”

Quote by Richard Ford

Book:Canada

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Canada

Canada is a vast country located in North America, known for its diverse landscapes, from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic Ocean. The book delves into the country's rich history, including indigenous cultures, European colonization, and its evolution into a modern nation. It also covers various aspects of Canadian society, including its political system, economy, and cultural contributions to the world. more

Author

Richard Ford
Richard Ford

Richard Ford, born on February 16, 1944, is a renowned American novelist. His works are known for their delicate emotional descriptions and profound thematic explorations, with notable titles such as 'Independence Day' and 'The Lay of the Land'. more

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