"Sometimes standing by silently or not acting is as great a crime as the harm done by the action itself."
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About Edward Whittemore
Edward Whittemore was an American author known for his historical fiction novels inspired by his experiences in the Middle East. Born in 1933, he lived a life of diverse occupations, including serving in the U.S. Army and working as a CIA operative. His literary works often blended elements of mystery, adventure, and political intrigue, earning him a niche following among readers who appreciated his unconventional storytelling style.
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