The Da Vinci Fraud: Did Dan Brown guilty of theft?
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Gavin Drake2022-02-23T16:53:00
Dan Brown’s popular novel The Da Vinci Code is a work of fiction which sets the hero, Robert Langdon, on a knight’s quest to find the holy grail – a supposed last descendant of the “marriage” between Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene.
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