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Drawn by Nature: Colors - by  Emily Rand (Paperback)

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The Echo Machine - by David Pakman

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Hugh Johnson's Pocket Wine Book 2027 - by  Margaret Rand (Hardcover)

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The Grift - by  Clay Cane (Hardcover)

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Recarving Rushmore - by  Ivan Eland (Paperback)

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Anatomy of the State - by Murray Rothbard

Solidarity Song - by  Catherine Venable Moore (Hardcover)

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The Ideological Brain - by Leor Zmigrod

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Page counts vary across editions; examples in the listings include 120, 512, 720, and 752 pages.

The listings include editions in English and at least one Spanish edition.

Most listings categorize The Fountainhead under Fiction and Classics. Some retail categories also tag it under Philosophy or History & Surveys, and product descriptions reference political and modern themes.

The Spanish edition in the listings is described as having 120 pages.

The descriptions summarize The Fountainhead as following architect Howard Roark and exploring themes of individual integrity, the power of the individual, and the idea that the individual's ego drives human progress.

Most listings indicate a suggested reader age of "22 Years and Up".

The descriptions emphasize Objectivist ideas such as reason, rational self-interest, individualism, and the view that the individual’s ego is a driving force behind human progress.

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