Julio Caesar launches a great expedition to conquer Britain, which he gets easily and in a short time, as the Bretons refuse to fight from 5: 00 p.m. (hot water time; now tea) and during the weekends. Only a small village is reluctant to submit to the domination of the Roman Empire.
The resistance of the Galo people against the Romans causes friction between the dictator Julio Caesar and the Roman Senate, whose power has been reduced by Caesar himself. With their magic potion which gives them strength over human and only their recipe is known for their Druid Panoramix, they are easily defended against Rome and its laws. In a meeting with its partners, Julio is suggested that causing internal conflicts between the Galos will lead to their destruction. An officer tells you about Tuliu
New pages of my life is an extremely representative work of the Ramonian style, metaphorical and intuitive even when it does not use the greguery, and in search of a new vision - dramatic in the background, humorous in the form and poetizing of things and of men.
Published for the first time in 1970, nine years after the author's death, the Drifting Islands tells the story of an artist and adventurer, Thomas Hudson, whose personality reminds a lot of that of Hemingway himself.
By protecting Charity in her desperate escape, the only reason that led the Viscount of Desford was to prevent a young woman as attractive as her from suffering any harm. But the lofty gallant is very soon in a bulldozer, as the scoundrel father of Charity and his stingy grandfather imbued him in such a way that all his efforts to help the young woman lead him only to new hardships and misunderstandings. Even Henrietta Silverdale, friend of the viscount since she was a child, He's sorry to wake up his suspicies.
Environmented in Madrid in 1823, the work focuses on the last years of the life of the painter Francisco de Goya, his limitations caused by the deafness and his relations with Leocadia. The spectator is immersed in the time, political and social situation of Spain.
On its luxurious estate near Paris, Ripley has a peaceful existence, taking care of the garden, painting, studying French and listening to music. One day he is called from London by his members of the Buckmaster Gallery, marchers of Derwatt, a mysterious painter who hides in an unknown corner of Mexico, while the price of his paintings is rising rapidly.
The epistolar collection of correspondence between an American writer and the employees of a London bookstore.
You have seen all available books
