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Thoughts on the Beginning
King of the World, hooks the reader from the beginning line. Ms Rudder has a unique stroke of the pen as she turns back time and explains how we began. It is apparent she has spent many hours researching this topic and with much sincerity explains numerology as it applies to Our King.
Published on October 22, 2000
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Don't Bother
So disapointing. The book itself was unattractive to read because the type was too light. The author should have had a person who is familiar with English to make corrections before it went to the printer. The punctuation is not American. There are so many errors in punctuation (was it put in with a pepper shaker?) and spelling that I found the whole presentation...
Published on May 14, 2001 by Dulcie9@aol.com
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Thoughts on the Beginning,
By A Customer
This review is from: King of the World and the Subterranean Kingdom or the Earth Is Hollow at the Poles (Paperback)
King of the World, hooks the reader from the beginning line. Ms Rudder has a unique stroke of the pen as she turns back time and explains how we began. It is apparent she has spent many hours researching this topic and with much sincerity explains numerology as it applies to Our King.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Don't Bother,
By Dulcie9@aol.com (Corinth, Mississippi USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: King of the World and the Subterranean Kingdom or the Earth Is Hollow at the Poles (Paperback)
So disapointing. The book itself was unattractive to read because the type was too light. The author should have had a person who is familiar with English to make corrections before it went to the printer. The punctuation is not American. There are so many errors in punctuation (was it put in with a pepper shaker?) and spelling that I found the whole presentation offensive. As for substance, Ms. Rudder has got to be kidding. I will admit I did not read it all. Why torture myself? I would like to have a good book about the hollow earth theory, and I hope someone can recommend one.
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King of the World and the Subterranean Kingdom or the Earth Is Hollow at the Poles by Lena E. Rudder (Paperback - Jan. 1988)
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