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Martha Peake (Tascabili. Best Seller) - 11 Angebote vergleichen
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Martha Peake
ISBN: 9788845254420 bzw. 8845254429, in Italienisch, Bompiani, neu.
È la storia di Martha Peake e di suo padre Harry, poeta e contrabbandiere, dal quale ha ereditato l'ardore ma non la passione per il gin. Quando Harry, offuscato dagli effetti dell'alcol, commette un ultimo innominabile gesto di brutalità, Martha, temendo per la sua stessa vita, decide di fuggire nelle colonie americane. Una volta al sicuro si immerge nelle ardenti passioni della ribellione, ma anche in questo nuovo mondo è incapace di sfuggire alla morsa del passato. Coinvolta in una rete di tradimenti, si riscatta con un ultimo, indimenticabile atto di coraggio.
Martha Peake (2003)
ISBN: 9782070426249 bzw. 2070426246, in Französisch, 443 Seiten, Folio, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Amazon.fr.
Cet ouvrage ne mentionne aucune indication de date. poche. Poche, Étiquette: Folio, Folio, Groupe de produits: Book, Publié: 2003-10-09, Studio: Folio, Vente de rang: 938785.
Martha Peake (2003)
ISBN: 9782070426249 bzw. 2070426246, in Französisch, 443 Seiten, Folio, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, RecycLivre.
Cet ouvrage ne mentionne aucune indication de date. poche. Poche, Étiquette: Folio, Folio, Groupe de produits: Book, Publié: 2003-10-09, Studio: Folio, Vente de rang: 938785.
MARTHA PEAKE (2003)
ISBN: 9782070426249 bzw. 2070426246, in Französisch, 443 Seiten, GALLIMARD, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, librairie long.
Cet ouvrage ne mentionne aucune indication de date. poche. Mass Market Paperback, Étiquette: GALLIMARD, GALLIMARD, Groupe de produits: Book, Publié: 2003-10-01, Date de sortie: 2003-11-24, Studio: GALLIMARD, Vente de rang: 1822299.
Martha Peake (2003)
ISBN: 9788845254420 bzw. 8845254429, in Italienisch, 372 Seiten, Bompiani, Taschenbuch, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Amazon.de.
"It is a black art, the writing is history, is it not?" So begins Patrick McGrath's gripping novel, Martha Peake, that takes the reader back into the heady revolutionary days of London and America in the 1770s. The story begins in the early 19th century, with the young Ambrose Tree paying a visit to his dying uncle William, Lord of the forbidding Drogo Hall, former residence of "the great anatomist Lord Drogo". Assuming that he is to inherit his uncle's estate, Ambrose instead finds himself drawn into his uncle's extraordinary story of Harry Peake and his headstrong young daughter, Martha Peake. Harry, "to whom Nature in her folly gave the soul of a smuggler, and the tongue of a poet", is a Cornish smuggler, horrifically mutilated in a fire that kills his wife and disperses his children. Only the brave little Martha stands by her father, and follows him to London, where he becomes the "Cripplegate Monster". Harry recites his poetry and displays his hideously deformed body in the taverns and stews of London's underworld, but soon comes to the apparently sinister attentions of Lord Drogo, who "wanted him for his Museum of Anatomy". As father and daughter are inextricably drawn into Drogo's world, Harry turns to drink, catastrophically abusing Martha and sending her fleeing to America, where she becomes tragically embroiled in the struggle for independence from England. However, as the novel reaches its shocking climax, Ambrose gradually realises that the fate of both father and daughter is much closer to home than he can ever imagine. Martha Peake is a wonderful story of "sacrifice and abomination and heroism and resolve and victory", a compelling and intelligent novel in the best 19th-century tradition of Dickens, whose literary ghost haunts the pages as powerfully as that of the memorable figure of Harry Peake and his tragic daughter. --Jerry Brotton, Broschiert, Label: Bompiani, Bompiani, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2003-05, Studio: Bompiani.
Martha Peake (2003)
ISBN: 9788845254420 bzw. 8845254429, in Italienisch, Bompiani, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Amazon.co.uk.
"It is a black art, the writing is history, is it not?" So begins Patrick McGrath's gripping novel, Martha Peake, that takes the reader back into the heady revolutionary days of London and America in the 1770s. The story begins in the early 19th century, with the young Ambrose Tree paying a visit to his dying uncle William, Lord of the forbidding Drogo Hall, former residence of "the great anatomist Lord Drogo". Assuming that he is to inherit his uncle's estate, Ambrose instead finds himself drawn into his uncle's extraordinary story of Harry Peake and his headstrong young daughter, Martha Peake. Harry, "to whom Nature in her folly gave the soul of a smuggler, and the tongue of a poet", is a Cornish smuggler, horrifically mutilated in a fire that kills his wife and disperses his children. Only the brave little Martha stands by her father, and follows him to London, where he becomes the "Cripplegate Monster". Harry recites his poetry and displays his hideously deformed body in the taverns and stews of London's underworld, but soon comes to the apparently sinister attentions of Lord Drogo, who "wanted him for his Museum of Anatomy". As father and daughter are inextricably drawn into Drogo's world, Harry turns to drink, catastrophically abusing Martha and sending her fleeing to America, where she becomes tragically embroiled in the struggle for independence from England. However, as the novel reaches its shocking climax, Ambrose gradually realises that the fate of both father and daughter is much closer to home than he can ever imagine. Martha Peake is a wonderful story of "sacrifice and abomination and heroism and resolve and victory", a compelling and intelligent novel in the best 19th-century tradition of Dickens, whose literary ghost haunts the pages as powerfully as that of the memorable figure of Harry Peake and his tragic daughter. --Jerry Brotton, Perfect Paperback, Label: Bompiani, Bompiani, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2003-05, Studio: Bompiani, Verkaufsrang: 2613805.
Martha Peake (2003)
ISBN: 9788845254420 bzw. 8845254429, in Italienisch, 372 Seiten, Bompiani, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Amazon.it.
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Martha Peake (2003)
ISBN: 9788845254420 bzw. 8845254429, in Italienisch, Bompiani, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Serendipity UnLtd.
Perfect Paperback, Label: Bompiani, Bompiani, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2003-01-01, Studio: Bompiani.
Martha Peake (2003)
ISBN: 2070426246 bzw. 9782070426249, in Französisch, gebraucht.
Die Beschreibung dieses Angebotes ist von geringer Qualität oder in einer Fremdsprache. Trotzdem anzeigen