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The Abbatial Crosier, Or, Bonaik and Septimine

The Abbatial Crosier, Or, Bonaik and Septimine

The Abbatial Crosier, Or, Bonaik and Septimine

Eugène Sue

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Editorial:
Wildside Press
Año de edición:
2007
Materia
Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9781434496287

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Joseph Marie Eugène Sue (1804-1857), a French novelist, was born in Paris. This edition of 'The Abbatial Crossier' was translated from the original French by Daniel de Leon.

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