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Rebilius Crūsō (Robinson Crusoe)

Author: Daniel Defoe

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Title: Rebilius Crūsō (Robinson Crusoe)

Author: Daniel Defoe

Description: Robinson Crusoe retold in Latin by Francis William Newman, written to make reading practice less tedious for learners. A familiar adventure in clear, readable Latin.

Pages: 145

Size: 0.87 MB

Format: PDF

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