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| #2941781 in Books | 1960 | File type: PDF||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| HYSTERICAL!|By S. S. Cox|I had an old copy of It All Started with Columbus by Richard Armour and I picked it up one night when I couldn't get to sleep. In a few minutes tears were streaming down my cheeks--from laughing l So I decided to see what else he had written. It turned out to be quite a lot and each one was funnier than the last. The guy is a genius! Unfortunately
In this book Richard Armour hilariously and irreverantly writes parody of seven famous classical authors and a famous literary character from each of them.
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