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100 Banned Books: Censorship Histories of World Literature

100 Banned Books profiles well-known, often classic works that have been censored for religious, political, social or sexual reasons. Each entry gives readers a summary of the work, its censorship history and suggestions for further reading.

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adult
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long · 420 pages

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