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Old 07-31-2015, 04:53 AM   #13
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Edward Rutherford likes to write sweeping, multi-generational books about different cities.

http://www.edwardrutherfurd.com/edwa...urd-books.html
He's called RutherfUrd, of course :-). If that sort of stuff is your cup of tea, James Michener is another author very much worth looking at.
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