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The Dante Club by Matthew Pearl

The Dante Club

by Matthew Pearl
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  • Feb 1, 2003, 384 pages
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  • Feb 2004, 400 pages
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Davina - BookBrowse.com

Although the author say's it isn't necessary to have read Dante's Inferno in order to appreciate 'The Dante Club' he does encourage you to do so. If you can't find a copy on your bookshelf, visit http://digital.library.upenn.edu/webbin/gutbook/lookup?num=1001 - which is part of Project Gutenberg - to read a complete reproduction of the Longfellow translation of 'The Divine Comedy' online.
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