La lasta Usonano By: John Ames Mitchell (1845-1918)
La lasta Usonano by John Ames Mitchell is a gripping novel that delves into the United States' social and political landscape during the late 19th century. The author expertly weaves together a tale of ambition, corruption, and power as readers follow the protagonist's journey from a small-town lawyer to a powerful political figure. Mitchell's attention to detail and vivid storytelling make the novel come alive, immersing readers in the tensions and conflicts of the era. The characters in La lasta Usonano are well-developed and complex, each struggling with their own desires and ambitions. The protagonist's transformation from an idealistic young lawyer to a ruthless politician is both fascinating and disturbing, highlighting the corrupting influence of power. Mitchell's exploration of themes such as wealth, morality, and the nature of American society is thought-provoking and relevant even in today's world. Overall, La lasta Usonano is a thought-provoking and engaging read that offers a unique perspective on American history and politics. Mitchell's skillful storytelling and well-crafted characters make this novel a must-read for anyone interested in the complexities of power and ambition. First Page: La lasta Usonano Fragmento el La Taglibro de Kan Li, Princo de Dimf Ju Ĉur kaj Admiralo en la Persa Maristaro. by J. A. Mitchell Edition 1, (May 8, 2008) La libroj de la Esperanta Biblioteko Internacia estas riceveblaj en: Berlin de Esperanto Verlag Möller & Borel, Lindenstrasse 18/19. Paris de Hachette & Co., 79 Boulevard St. Germain. London de British Esperanto Association, Museum Station Buildings, 133 6 High Holborn. Washington D. C. de American Esperantist Company. Kjöbenhavn de Andr. Fred. Höst & Sön, Bredgade 35. Barcelona de Juan Rosals, Puerta Ferrisa 30. Budapest de Lajos Kókai, Károly Utca 1. Warszawa de M. Arct, 53 Nowy Swiat. Moskva de Moskva Librejo Esperanto, Tverskaja 28. Genova de Dro A. Stromboli, Via Assarotti 54/15. s’Gravenhage de Ĝenerala Librejo „Espero“, Prinsestraat 48. Genève de Universala Esperantia Librejo, 10 rue de la Bourse. Ĉiu numero de la Esperanta Biblioteko Internacia kostas unu spescenton (0,100 Sm) = 25 centimoj, 20 pfenigoj, 2½ pencoj, 5 cendoj, 24 heleroj, 10 kopekoj, 10 oeroj. Serio de 12 numeroj (afrankite) 1,250 Sm. ESPERANTA BIBLIOTEKO INTERNACIA Tradukis Lehman Wendell... Continue reading book >>

La lasta Usonano By: John Ames Mitchell (1845-1918)

La lasta Usonano by John Ames Mitchell is a gripping novel that delves into the United States' social and political landscape during the late 19th century. The author expertly weaves together a tale of ambition, corruption, and power as readers follow the protagonist's journey from a small-town lawyer to a powerful political figure. Mitchell's attention to detail and vivid storytelling make the novel come alive, immersing readers in the tensions and conflicts of the era.

The characters in La lasta Usonano are well-developed and complex, each struggling with their own desires and ambitions. The protagonist's transformation from an idealistic young lawyer to a ruthless politician is both fascinating and disturbing, highlighting the corrupting influence of power. Mitchell's exploration of themes such as wealth, morality, and the nature of American society is thought-provoking and relevant even in today's world.

Overall, La lasta Usonano is a thought-provoking and engaging read that offers a unique perspective on American history and politics. Mitchell's skillful storytelling and well-crafted characters make this novel a must-read for anyone interested in the complexities of power and ambition.

First Page:

La lasta Usonano

Fragmento el La Taglibro de Kan Li, Princo de Dimf Ju Ĉur kaj Admiralo en la Persa Maristaro.

by J. A. Mitchell

Edition 1, (May 8, 2008)

La libroj de la Esperanta Biblioteko Internacia estas riceveblaj en:

Berlin de Esperanto Verlag Möller & Borel, Lindenstrasse 18/19.

Paris de Hachette & Co., 79 Boulevard St. Germain.

London de British Esperanto Association, Museum Station Buildings, 133 6 High Holborn.

Washington D. C. de American Esperantist Company.

Kjöbenhavn de Andr. Fred. Höst & Sön, Bredgade 35.

Barcelona de Juan Rosals, Puerta Ferrisa 30.

Budapest de Lajos Kókai, Károly Utca 1.

Warszawa de M. Arct, 53 Nowy Swiat.

Moskva de Moskva Librejo Esperanto, Tverskaja 28.

Genova de Dro A. Stromboli, Via Assarotti 54/15.

s’Gravenhage de Ĝenerala Librejo „Espero“, Prinsestraat 48.

Genève de Universala Esperantia Librejo, 10 rue de la Bourse.

Ĉiu numero de la Esperanta Biblioteko Internacia kostas unu spescenton (0,100 Sm) = 25 centimoj, 20 pfenigoj, 2½ pencoj, 5 cendoj, 24 heleroj, 10 kopekoj, 10 oeroj.

Serio de 12 numeroj (afrankite) 1,250 Sm.

ESPERANTA BIBLIOTEKO INTERNACIA

Tradukis Lehman Wendell... Continue reading book >>

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