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Talk to a man about himself and he will listen for hours. Yeah. Benjamin Dis really is one of the greatest seducers ever. Mean absolutely brilliant. First of all, consider this. He was a dark-skinned Jewish man in England who became Prime Minister. Imagine the prejudice against somebody like that in a country like that? How did he ever do it? Because he was a charmer, a seducer, he could seduce the birds out of the trees, he seduced Queen Victoria. She was madly in love with this dark-skinned Jewish man and the whole art of it was for Disraeli was to make the other person feel like they were special. They were brilliant. There's a quote I have in the book. I'm not going to get it exactly right, but there's this woman who said after sitting next to Gladstone at dinner. I thought he was the most brilliant man in England. After sitting next to Disraeli at dinner. I thought I was the most brilliant woman in

Talk to a man about himself and he will listen for hours. Yeah. Benjamin Dis really is one of the greatest seducers ever. Mean absolutely brilliant. First of a…

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  • Benjamin Disraeli's Influence
  • Personal Charisma
  • Charming Personality
  • Seduced Queen Victoria
  • Made Others Feel Special
  • Overcoming Prejudice
  • Dark-skinned Jewish Man
  • Prime Minister of England
  • Impact on Others
  • Quote from a Woman
  • Comparison with Gladstone
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Talk to a man about himself and he will listen for hours. Yeah. Benjamin Dis really is one of the greatest seducers ever. Mean absolutely brilliant. First of all, consider this. He was a dark-skinned Jewish man in England who became Prime Minister. Imagine the prejudice against somebody like that in a country like that? How did he ever do it? Because he was a charmer, a seducer, he could seduce the birds out of the trees, he seduced Queen Victoria. She was madly in love with this dark-skinned Jewish man and the whole art of it was for Disraeli was to make the other person feel like they were special. They were brilliant. There's a quote I have in the book. I'm not going to get it exactly right, but there's this woman who said after sitting next to Gladstone at dinner. I thought he was the most brilliant man in England. After sitting next to Disraeli at dinner. I thought I was the most brilliant woman in

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