The Family
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What is a family? Mario Puzo first answered that question, unforgettably, in his landmark bestseller The Godfather; with the creation of the Corleones he forever redefined the concept of blood loyalty. Now, thirty years later, Puzo enriches us further with his ultimate vision of the subject, in a masterpiece that crowns his remarkable career: the story of the greatest crime family in Italian history -- the Borgias.
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First Published
2001
Pages
425 pages
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4.0 / 5
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4
Editions
40
Publisher
Planeta Columbiana
Language
FRE, SPA, POL
Status
Published
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