Where Can I Begin Studying Number Theory?

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I did a little searching but couldn't find anything concrete.

Reading Fermats Last Theorem has sparked some interest in studying the mathematics the book includes. Could anyone point me in the right direction of getting started in number theory? Thanks
 
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