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L'olmo del Mail [The Elm-Tree on the Mall]

By: Anatole France
Narrated by: Silvia Cecchini
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Anatole France (1844 - 1924), è stato uno scrittore francese, Premio Nobel per la letteratura nell'anno 1921.Nel 1896 iniziò a scrivere la Tetralogia della storia contemporanea, composto di quattro romanzi, di cui questo è il primo. I romanzi hanno per protagonista il signor Bergeret, modesto e disilluso, ma colto e arguto professore di un liceo di provincia, attraverso i cui occhi France descrive la società del suo tempo.

In questo volume assistiamo, fra discussioni dottrinali e politiche, agli intrighi che porteranno alla scelta del nuovo vescovo. Sono passati davvero 120 anni? Le discussioni sembrano assolutamente attuali. Cornice musicale: Pineapple rag, di Scott Joplin.

Please note: This audiobook is in Italian.
Public Domain (P)2013 Silvia Cecchini
Classics Contemporary Fiction Literary Fiction Occult Satire
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