what famous book did adam smith wrote?
The Wealth of Nations
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 A succinct statement of ethics by Smith is found in his 13th Article of Faith : 

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 The sources for Thunderball are controversial among film aficionados . In 1961 , Ian Fleming published his novel based upon a television screenplay that he , and others developed into the film screenplay ; the efforts were unproductive , and Fleming expanded the script into his ninth James Bond novel . Consequently , one of his collaborators , Kevin McClory , sued him for plagiarism ; they settled out of court in 1963 . 

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 Ellis , who had previously won the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize for History , wanted to write a book portraying the Founders neither as demigods nor villains , but as flawed men who were improvising in response to immediate crises . The book reached # 4 on The New York Times Best Seller list , and received largely positive reviews from critics . 

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 Smith declared that he would be one of the instruments in fulfilling Nebuchadnezzar 's statue vision in the Book of Daniel : that secular government would be destroyed without " sword or gun " , and would be replaced with a " theodemocratic " Kingdom of God . Smith taught that this kingdom would be governed by theocratic principles , but that it would also be multidenominational and democratic , so long as the people chose wisely . 

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 Smith attracted thousands of devoted followers before his death in 1844 and millions in the century that followed . Among Mormons , he is regarded as a prophet on par with Moses and Elijah . In a 2015 compilation of the 100 Most Significant Americans of All Time , Smithsonian magazine ranked Smith first in the category of religious figures . 
