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Does anyone have any thoughts on Robert Greene as a historian? For ex. his 48 Law of Power be citable? Or is he too far out there?
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Don_Dickle
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CubitOom
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I wouldn't use him as my only source. The historical examples in 48 laws of power are fun and entertaining and as such should be corroborated.
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