Agorni, Mirella (2020): Translating Italy for the Nineteenth Century. Translators and an Imagined Nation in the Early Romantic Period 1816–1830s. Bern, Berlin, Brussels, New York, Oxford: Peter Lang.

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https://doi.org/10.25365/cts-2022-4-1-8

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2023-08-01

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Pym, A. (2023). Agorni, Mirella (2020): Translating Italy for the Nineteenth Century. Translators and an Imagined Nation in the Early Romantic Period 1816–1830s. Bern, Berlin, Brussels, New York, Oxford: Peter Lang. Chronotopos – A Journal of Translation History, 4(1), 113–117. https://doi.org/10.25365/cts-2022-4-1-8