Thursday, March 3, 2011

Victoria Transvestite

sports novel at the Phoenix books

In the late 19th and in the early 20th Century offered booklet series such as the 'Public Library of Lahr Limping Messenger "cheap reading for the so-called people. Such series were forerunners of the later Roman books, often tailored to a younger readership. They reached high numbers, and often were quite durable. From the official critics mostly as "dirt and filth" labeled, they were often quite modest substance and arrested trivial action patterns. Sometimes, however, were also texts known writers of the time published. We present four examples from the series. Ludwig Anzengruber to Fromm. A story. Publisher: Moritz Schauenburg, Lahr, about 1909th 35 pages. Kleinoktav series: National Library of Lahr Limping Messenger, No. 34 -37. M [ax Barack] Sweden's little room. A story from the 30 Years War. Publisher: Moritz Schauenburg, Lahr, about 1909th 45 pages. Kleinoktav series: National Library of Lahr Limping Messenger, no. 10-13 Max Barack lived from 1832 to 1901 and entered in the field of youth literature it for his music Barbeitungen of novels of Walter Scott. The "Lahr Hinkede messenger" was one of the popular folk Sale Dern 19th Century. Albert Bürklin As the Lord today miracles. A simple story. Publisher: Moritz Schauenburg, Lahr, about 1909th




Publisher: Moritz Schauenburg, Lahr, about 1909th First edition.
79 pages. Kleinoktav series: National Library of Lahr Limping Messenger, no. 115-1 # #.

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