Royal Highness
by Thomas Mann
Publisher: Grosset & Dunlap 1909
ISBN/ASIN: 0749386827
Number of pages: 338
Description:
'Royal Highness' is an early Mann work that might be an excellent introduction to those who are interested in his work. The novel is witty, the story flows naturally and it is much less sombre than many of his later works.
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