The Isle of Pines: Texts.

The article presents various versions of the text of the book "The Isle of Pines," by Henry Neville. The book tells the story of how bookkeeper George Pines and four women were stranded on the island and established their own political system. The book consists of a letter from voyager Henry Corneli...

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Publicado en:Utopian Studies Vol. 17; no. 1; pp. 19 - 70
Autor principal: Van Sloetten, Henry Cornelius
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Publicado: Pennsylvania State University Press 2006
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