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Parigi

Emil Zola

Publisher: Greenbooks Editore

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"Pierre Froment, giovane abate vissuto nei quartieri più degradati di Parigi, scrive un libro ispirato a ideali di giustizia sociale e carità cristiana, "Roma novella", subito messo all'Indice dalla Chiesa. Giunto a Roma per difendere la propria opera e ottenere udienza da papa Leone XIII, si renderà conto che il suo lavoro non potrà mai ottenere l'approvazione di quel Cattolicesimo attento a difendere il proprio potere temporale. Alle vicende dell'abate Froment, ospite nel Palazzo Boccanera in via Giulia, si intreccia la tragica storia d'amore dei cugini Dario e Benedetta, alla ricerca di un'impossibile felicità. L'incredibile, dimenticato capolavoro del maestro del naturalismo."
Available since: 07/24/2021.

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