set to be published here at MobileRead for all the culture vultures out there.
Yes, the original book of the the Man of La Manncha.
As a tax collector who was foolish enough to try to collect taxes on church property and subsequently found himself in front of the Spanish Inquisition, Cervantes spins his tale of the old knight errant and his faithful servant Sancho Panza. Along with the beautiful (in his eyes) Dulcinea, this is a tale of times long past that live again in the hearts of us all.
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Do you have a list of the Harvard Classics? Ideally with Project Gutenberg book numbers.
That would make a nice bookshelf page for PG.
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