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Typee

Typee

De : Herman Melville
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Typee is Herman Melville’s vivid and controversial account of his time among the Typee, a Polynesian tribe rumored to be cannibals. Combining adventure, cultural exploration, and sharp criticism of colonialism, this novel remains one of Melville’s most popular works.Copyright Public Domain Books Art Sciences sociales
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