The movement of the horse
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Sprache:Griechisch
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ePUB
Kopierschutz
Ja
Family Sharing
Ja
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Ja
Erscheinungsdatum
09.04.2026
Verlag
S. PatakisSeitenzahl
320 (Printausgabe)
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1515 KB
Übersetzt von
Fotini Servou
Sprache
Griechisch
EAN
9786180718591
"The Horse's Movement" is a detective novel in the form of a "farce" and at the same time a historical narrative based on a true event, as recorded in Politica e mafia in Sicilia (1876) by Leopoldo Franchetti. The story unfolds in Monteluza and Vigata, in the autumn of 1877, at a time when the historical Left was in power (in reality it had no connection with any left-wing parties), and there was intense discontent in society due to the ongoing, hated tax on flour.
In the province of Monteluza, Giovanni Bovara is called to serve as an inspector of mills. Bovara, who travels only by horse, was sent by the tax office where he works as an accountant to replace his colleagues, Tuttobene (who was eaten by fish) and Bendico (who became a dog owner and was the namesake of the dog in the book The Leopard). In order to cover up Bovara's accusations against corruption, various scenes are set up.
The inspector must be careful not to fall into the trap. But he doesn't know where to turn. Until the moment he decides to confront the "dirty game" of his opponents using their own means.
In the province of Monteluza, Giovanni Bovara is called to serve as an inspector of mills. Bovara, who travels only by horse, was sent by the tax office where he works as an accountant to replace his colleagues, Tuttobene (who was eaten by fish) and Bendico (who became a dog owner and was the namesake of the dog in the book The Leopard). In order to cover up Bovara's accusations against corruption, various scenes are set up.
The inspector must be careful not to fall into the trap. But he doesn't know where to turn. Until the moment he decides to confront the "dirty game" of his opponents using their own means.
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