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History of My Life by Giacomo Casanova

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History of My Life, May 1997
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HISTORY OF MY LIFE
By: Giacomo Casanova

Munich and Paris

Volumes V & VI
Johns Hopkins University Press
May 1997
Featuring: Casanova
625 pages
ISBN: 0801856647
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Historical | Non-Fiction Memoir

"These memoirs are compulsive reading... they are the work not only of a highly accomplished seducer but of a literary artist of the highest talents." -- J. H. Plumb, New York Times Book Review

In volumes 5 and 6, Casanova brings his flight from the Inquisitor's prison in Venice to a happy conclusion. Exiled from Venice, he goes to Munich and Paris, where he establishes himself as a cabalist, makes a fortune in Holland, helps start the French State Lottery, goes on to Switzerland where he meets Voltaire.

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