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La montagne de l'ours
by Deborah Smith · L'Archipel · tapa blanda · 408 pages
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Pages: 408 pagesAuthor: Deborah SmithPublisher: L'ArchipelFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: fr-FRRelease date: 6/6/2001ISBN: ISBN 9782841873173
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Synopsis of La montagne de l'ours
La Montagne de l'Ours es una novela de Deborah Smith, ambientada en un entorno montañoso. La historia sigue las aventuras de sus personajes a lo largo de 408 páginas. La edición está en formato de tapa blanda y fue publicada por L'Archipel en 2001. La trama entrelaza destinos entre una familia adinerada de Nueva York y una familia humilde de las montañas de Georgia, unidos por una extraña escultura de un oso de hierro.
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Smith D. Atkins
Smith Dykins Atkins was an American newspaper editor, lawyer, and army officer who served in the American Civil War as a colonel. Serving in the Union army, he commanded brigades of infantry and cavalry and was awarded the brevet grades of brigadier general and major general of Volunteers. After hostilities ended in 1865, Atkins returned to his editorial work and became an author.
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