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History of My Life by Giacomo Casanova

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Also by Giacomo Casanova:

History of My Life, May 1997
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History of My Life, May 1997
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History of My Life, May 1997
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History of My Life, May 1997
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History of My Life, May 1997
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History of My Life, May 1997
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History of My Life
Giacomo Casanova

His encounter with the nun M.M.

Volumes III & IV
Johns Hopkins University Press
May 1997
Featuring: Casanova
704 pages
ISBN: 0801856639
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Non-Fiction Memoir | Historical

"Trask has written a version in an English fully contemporary yet remarkably Italian in sensibility. With admirable restraint and refinement, he has conveyed the zest and sensuous delight of the original." -- National Book Award Citation

Volumes 3 and 4 offer some of the most extraordinary episodes in Casanova's extraordinary life, including his liaison with the nun M. M., and his flight from the State Inquisitor's prison -- each in its own way a feat of singular dash and daring.

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