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Kangaroo

Kangaroo

De : D. H. Lawrence
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 Kangaroo is a politically charged novel exploring post-World War I Australia through the eyes of British journalist Richard Lovat Somers. As he becomes entangled in the ideologies of both fascists and socialists, he must navigate intrigue, espionage, and personal conflicts. A novel of identity, belonging, and the undercurrents of power.Copyright Public Domain Books Art Sciences sociales
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    • 38 - Kangaroo by D H Lawrence

      38 - Kangaroo by D H Lawrence
      Mar 4 2025
      Kangaroo is a politically charged novel exploring post-World War I Australia through the eyes of British journalist Richard Lovat Somers. As he becomes entangled in the ideologies of both fascists and socialists, he must navigate intrigue, espionage, and personal conflicts. A novel of identity, belonging, and the undercurrents of power.
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      28 min
    • 37 - Kangaroo by D H Lawrence

      37 - Kangaroo by D H Lawrence
      Mar 4 2025
      Kangaroo is a politically charged novel exploring post-World War I Australia through the eyes of British journalist Richard Lovat Somers. As he becomes entangled in the ideologies of both fascists and socialists, he must navigate intrigue, espionage, and personal conflicts. A novel of identity, belonging, and the undercurrents of power.
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      18 min
    • 36 - Kangaroo by D H Lawrence

      36 - Kangaroo by D H Lawrence
      Mar 4 2025
      Kangaroo is a politically charged novel exploring post-World War I Australia through the eyes of British journalist Richard Lovat Somers. As he becomes entangled in the ideologies of both fascists and socialists, he must navigate intrigue, espionage, and personal conflicts. A novel of identity, belonging, and the undercurrents of power.
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      30 min
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