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What's wrong with the world
by Gilbert Keith ChestertonAggregate Editorial Score46/100
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Published 1910English
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Gilbert Keith Chesterton's What's wrong with the world (1910) stands as one of the most significant works of classic literature of its era. What's wrong with the world by Gilbert Keith Chesterton (1910) is a notable work of classic literature.
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