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Constantinople
Here in its first English translation, Constantinople is one of the most evocative accounts ever written about an exotic city. Journeying to Constantinople by boat, Edmondo de Amicis is initially dismayed to discover that his first glimpse of this much-awaited city will be one obscured and distorted by fog. Yet as they travel nearer, he comes to appreciate that this slow "...more
Paperback, 301 pages
Published
September 30th 2005
by Hesperus Press
(first published 1875)
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1870'lerin İstanbul'unu başarıyla gözler önüne seren bir kitap. O dönemdeki şehir hayatını merak edenlerin okumasını tavsiye ederim. Eskizler ve kişisel anılar kitaba ayrı bir tat katmı
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Edmondo De Amicis was an Italian novelist, journalist, poet and short-story writer. His best-known book is the children's novel Heart.
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