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THE 200 GREATEST ADVENTURES 1804–1983 What follows is a list of 200 of my favorite adventure novels published during the Nineteenth Century (1804–1903, according to my eccentric but persuasive periodization schema) and during the Twentieth Century’s first eight decades (1904–1983)
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