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A Partial History Of Lost Causes 1st Edition Jennifer Dubois

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A Partial History Of Lost Causes 1st Edition Jennifer Dubois
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Publisher: Random House Publishing Group
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 1.98 MB
Pages: 402
Author: Jennifer DuBois
ISBN: 9781400069774, 9780812982176, 1400069777, 0812982177, B00589AYZ4
Language: English
Year: 2012
Edition: 1

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A Partial History Of Lost Causes 1st Edition Jennifer Dubois by Jennifer Dubois 9781400069774, 9780812982176, 1400069777, 0812982177, B00589AYZ4 instant download after payment.

In St. Petersburg, Russia, world chess champion Aleksandr Bezetov begins a quixotic quest: He launches a dissident presidential campaign against Vladimir Putin. He knows he will not win—and that he is risking his life in the process—but a deeper conviction propels him forward.
 
In Cambridge, Massachusetts, thirty-year-old English lecturer Irina Ellison struggles for a sense of purpose. Irina is certain she has inherited Huntington’s disease—the same cruel illness that ended her father’s life. When Irina finds an old, photocopied letter her father wrote to the young Aleksandr Bezetov, she makes a fateful decision. Her father asked the chess prodigy a profound question—How does one proceed in a lost cause?—but never received an adequate reply. Leaving everything behind, Irina travels to Russia to find Bezetov and get an answer for her father, and for herself.

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