Summary of Guy Hands's The Dealmaker

Name: Summary of Guy Hands's The Dealmaker
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Author: Everest Media
ISBN: 8350029154

Par : Everest Media

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ISBN8350029154
EAN9798350029154

Date de parution17/09/2022
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Résumé

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 I was born in South Africa, but my parents moved to Zimbabwe when I was young. In 1964, Ian Smith, soon to be elected prime minister, was to declare his intention to resist Britain's demand for majority rule and make a unilateral declaration of independence. #2 I was born in South Africa, but my parents moved to Zimbabwe when I was young.
In 1964, Ian Smith, soon to be elected prime minister, declared his intention to resist Britain's demand for majority rule and make a unilateral declaration of independence. #3 I was born in South Africa, but my parents moved to Zimbabwe when I was young. In 1964, Ian Smith, soon to be elected prime minister, declared his intention to resist Britain's demand for majority rule and make a unilateral declaration of independence.
#4 I was eight when I was put in touch with psychologist Margaret Branch, who diagnosed me as dyslexic. I was never able to read or write at anything close to my intellectual potential, but I was extremely bright.