Children of the Soil

Auteurs

• Henryk K. Sienkiewicz

Paramètres

• 684 pages
• 24 heures de lecture

• Classiques
• Fiction
• Fiction historique
• Littérature polonaise
• Pologne

En savoir plus sur le livre

For most readers this book will have a double the interest attaching to a picture of Polish life, and the general human interest inseparable from characters like those presented in the narrative of Pan Stanislav's fortunes. The Poles form a part of the great Slav race, which has played so important a role in the world's history already, and which is destined to play a far more important one yet in the future. The argument involved in the career and meditations of Pan Stanislav is of interest to every person in civilized society; it is an argument presented so clearly, and reinforced with such pointed examples, that neither comment nor explanation is needed. Jeremiah Curtin translated this authorized, unabridged edition from the Polish.

Achat du livre

• Année de publication: 2001
• Reliure: (souple)