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What I Believe (Routledge Classics)

by Bertrand Russell

What I Believe is a set of writings produced during a period of intense mental unrest, created as a means of relief. The author composed the text rapidly, working eight to ten hours a day, and avoided footnotes and extensive quotations. The work contains only a few references, including two citations to “The Bible for Learners.”

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