Russia: Its People and Its Literature

Russia: Its People and Its Literature

Russia: Its People and Its LiteratureEmilia Pardo Bazn, the author of the following critical survey of Russian...
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Russia: Its People and Its Literature

Russia: Its People and Its Literature

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Russia: Its People and Its Literature

Dhs. 48.94 Dhs. 24.46
Author: Pardo Bazán, Emilia
Format: eBook
Language: English

Russia: Its People and Its Literature

Emilia Pardo Bazn, the author of the following critical survey of Russian literature, is a Spanish woman of well-known literary attainments as well as wealth and position. Her life has been spent in association with men of mark, both during frequent sojourns at Madrid and at home in Galicia, "the Switzerland of Spain," from which province her father was a deputy to Cortes. Books and libraries were almost her only pleasures in childhood, as she was allowed few companions, and she says she could never apply herself to music. By the time she was fourteen she had read widely in history, sciences, poetry, and fiction, excepting the works of the French romanticists, Dumas, George Sand, and Victor Hugo, which were forbidden fruit and were finally obtained and enjoyed as such. At sixteen she married and went to live in Madrid, where, amid the gayeties of the capital, her love for literature suffered a long eclipse. Her father was obliged, for political reasons, to leave the country after the abdication of Amadeus, and she accompanied him in a long and to her profitable period of wandering, during which she learned French, English, and Italian, in order to read the literatures of those tongues. She also plunged deep into German philosophy, at first out of curiosity, because it was then in vogue; but she confesses a debt of gratitude to it nevertheless. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 41495
Author: Pardo Bazán, Emilia
Release Date: Nov 26, 2012
Format: eBook
Language: English

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