James Justinian Morier Bücher

Die Abenteuer des Hadschi Baba aus Ispahan erzählt die packende Geschichte eines persischen Barbiers, der durch verschiedene Abenteuer und Intrigen in der Gesellschaft des 19. Jahrhunderts navigiert. Morier bietet einen faszinierenden Einblick in die Kultur und das Leben im Iran dieser Zeit. Die Übersetzung von Anna von Kühlmann-Redwitz ermöglicht es, die Originalität des Textes zu bewahren, während die Neuausgabe von Karl-Maria Guth die Lesbarkeit durch Anpassungen an die neue deutsche Rechtschreibung verbessert. Die Ausgabe ist Teil der Sammlung Hofenberg im Verlag Henricus.

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This classic work of Persian literature tells the tale of Hajji Baba, a barber from the city of Ispahan. Through a series of misadventures and encounters with various characters, including a beautiful princess and a powerful sultan, Hajji Baba learns the valuable lessons of honesty and honor. With colorful descriptions of exotic locales and a timeless tale of love and adventure, this book is a must-read for fans of world literature.

A vivid and exotic novel of adventure and romance set in the exotic and exotic world of Kars, written by James Justinian Morier.

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