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  <abstract>Nelson Mandela and Muhammad Ali are some of the most iconic, influential and inspiring leaders of our time. But how much do we really know about them? Men of history paints detained portraits of their lives, not through books but from a totally fresh perspective - through the eyes of people who know them best: friends, colleagues, adversaries and ordinary citizens. Individually, their testimonies are fascinating and often deeply moving. Woven together, they create a rich tapestry of his extraordinary life.</abstract>
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