Steven Rendall

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	Napoleon and de Gaulle: Heroes and History	Gueniffey, Patrice Rendall, Steven	HARDCOVER	05/12/2020	$35.00	Not yet available
	The Wisdom of Money	Bruckner, Pascal Rendall, Steven	HARDCOVER	05/02/2017	$27.95
	Bonaparte: 1769–1802	Gueniffey, Patrice Rendall, Steven	HARDCOVER	04/13/2015	$39.95
	The Economics of Creativity: Art and Achievement under Uncertainty	Menger, Pierre-Michel Rendall, Steven Jacobs, Amy Dorval, Arianne Eskinazi, Lisette Saada, Emmanuelle Karaganis, Joe	HARDCOVER	06/16/2014	$55.50

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