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I Malavoglia di Giovanni Verga by Mario Principato, Giovanni Verga, Roger Grass · Booklabria

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I Malavoglia di Giovanni Verga

Social life and customsWomen

I Malavoglia di Giovanni Verga

Name: I Malavoglia di Giovanni Verga
Author: Mario Principato, Giovanni Verga, Roger Grass

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First published: 1873
Editions: 369 in 8 languages

Synopsis

In his masterpiece “I Malavoglia”, Giovanni Verga tells the story of an unlucky family of fishermans from Sicily.

Subjects: Social life and customs
Women
Literary
Criticism and interpretation
Description and travel
Continental european fiction
Set in: Italy

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369 in 8 languages

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English62 Italian284 German2 Spanish2 All 8 languages

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