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an epic romp from the greatest rake of all -- Sir Richard Francis Burton: soldier, spy, explor-r, diplomat, hero, scoundrel. His deeds are legendary, but until now, much of Burton's life was shrouded in mystery. With the release of these diaries, it is clear that Burton's skill with the sabre was exceeded only by his incredible sexual prowess.
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