Emilia Pardo Bazan

Midsummer Madness

1 - Midsummer Madness (Jan-1889)

Ulloa

1 - The House of Ulloa (Jan-1886)
1 - The Son of the Bondwoman (Jan-1886)
2 - Mother Nature ()

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  The Swan of Vilamorta
  

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  Emilia Pardo Bazan (1852-1921) stands as perhaps the Spanish speaking world's greatest woman novelist. Along with Galdos and Clarin she was one of the three most important writers of late 19th century Spain. An intellectual of astounding breadth,...

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  The House of Ulloa
  

  • Jan-1886
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  Ulloa - 1
  

  A rich and unforgettable tragic-comic novel of sexual intrigue and political scheming in nineteenth-century Spain, The House of Ulloa fully deserves to be recognised as one of the great novels of the age. The House of Ulloa follows pure and pious ...

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  The Son of the Bondwoman
  

  • Jan-1886
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  Ulloa - 1
  

  A rich and unforgettable tragic-comic novel of sexual intrigue and political scheming in nineteenth-century Spain, that deserves to be recognised as one of the great novels of the age. Combining gothic elements with humour and social satire, that is ...

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  Mother Nature
  

  • / Romance
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  Ulloa - 2
  

  Mother Nature (1887) is the sequel to Emilia Pardo Bazán's most famous novel, The House of Ulloa, written one year earlier. It continues w...

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  Midsummer Madness
  

  • Jan-1889
  • / Literary
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  Emilia Pardo Bazan (1852-1921) stands as perhaps the Spanish speaking world's greatest woman novelist. Along with Galdós and Clarín she was one of the three most important writers of late 19th century Spain. An intellectual of astounding breadth, s...

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  The Mystery of the Lost Dauphin: Louis XVII
  

  • Jan-1906
  • / General Fiction
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  The mystery of the lost dauphin (Louis XVII) by Emilia Pardo Bazán, one of the most remarkable Spanish intellectuals of the nineteenth century; translated from the Spanish by Annabel Hord Seeger...

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