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Galileo's Lost Message

✍ Scribed by D Allen Henry

Tongue: English
Weight: 392 KB
Category: Fiction

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✦ Synopsis

An intricate mystery for those interested in the history of science: When Contessa Antonietta Floridiana telephones Professor Paul Woodbridge, she asks, “Suppose Galileo wrote a secret encoded message at the end of his life. Would the professor perhaps be able to decode it?” The quest for the solution to Galileo's Lost Message will lead the pair on a search that will alter the course of history.

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