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The man without a hobby: adventures of a gregarious egoist
Lanham, Md.: Hamilton Books (2004)
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The Man Without a Hobby is the memoir of Tibor Machan, a first generation refugee who escaped both a political and a personal tyranny early in his life and embarked upon a search for an understanding of what it means to live freely and ...Other Versions
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