Tall Tree, Nest of the Wind (The Javanese Shadow-play Dewa Ruai Performed by Ki Anom Soeroto) : A Study in Performance Philology
Child of All Nations
The Prisoner Of Paradise
When Lucy arrives in Mauritius she is unprepared for the disquieting attractions of Don Lambodar, a young translator from Ceylon. Under the surface there is growing unease, it is 1825: Britain has wrested power from France and is shipping convict labour across the oceans. The age of slavery is coming to its messy end.
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When Lucy arrives in Mauritius she is unprepared for the disquieting attractions of Don Lambodar, a young translator from Ceylon. Under the surface there is growing unease, it is 1825: Britain has wrested power from France and is shipping convict labour across the oceans. The age of slavery is coming to its messy end.
Publisher: Bloomsbury UK
Paperback
2012
ISBN: 9781408830376
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