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Myths and Shipwrecks, Monsters and Passions: a Journey Through the Relationship Between the Sea and Literature

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Alexander Pechmann projects in 'The Library of the Seven Seas' his powerful reader's fascination with maritime stories. For his pages parade Homer, Defoe, Melville, Stevenson, Verne... More information: Álvaro de Bazán, five centuries of the sailor who won all the battles

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Myths and Shipwrecks, Monsters and Passions: a Journey Through the Relationship Between the Sea and Literature

Alexander Pechmann projects in 'The Library of the Seven Seas' his powerful reader's fascination with maritime stories. For his pages parade Homer, Defoe, Melville, Stevenson, Verne... More information: Álvaro de Bazán, five centuries of the sailor who won all the battles

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