Margaret H. (tothehilt) reviewed on + 82 more book reviews
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An absorbing tale about freedom and personal choices, written with Le Guin's usual beautiful prose and perceptive characterization. A portrayal of post-Napoleonic Europe and the revolutionary stirrings of the 1820s and 1830s--a good history lesson even though the country of Orsinia never existed.
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