Nostromo
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Part 1: Chapter 01
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Part 1: Chapter 02
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Part 1: Chapter 03
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Part 1: Chapter 04
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Part 1: Chapter 05
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Part 1: Chapter 06 pt 1
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Part 1: Chapter 06 pt 2
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Part 1: Chapter 06 pt 3
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Part 1: Chapter 06 pt 4
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Part 1: Chapter 07
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Part 1: Chapter 08 pt 1
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Part 1: Chapter 08 pt 2
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Part 1: Chapter 08 pt 3
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Part 2: Chapter 01
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Part 2: Chapter 02
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Part 2: Chapter 03
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Part 2: Chapter 04
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Part 2: Chapter 05 pt 1
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Part 2: Chapter 05 pt 2
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Part 2: Chapter 05 pt 3
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Part 2: Chapter 06
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Part 2: Chapter 07 pt 1
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Part 2: Chapter 07 pt 2
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Part 2: Chapter 07 pt 3
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Part 2: Chapter 07 pt 4
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Part 2: Chapter 08 pt 1
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Part 2: Chapter 08 pt 2
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Part 3: Chapter 01
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Part 3: Chapter 02
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Part 3: Chapter 03
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Part 3: Chapter 04
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Part 3: Chapter 05
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Part 3: Chapter 06
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Part 3: Chapter 07
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Part 3: Chapter 08 pt 1
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Part 3: Chapter 08 pt 2
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Part 3: Chapter 09 pt 1
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Part 3: Chapter 09 pt 2
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Part 3: Chapter 10 pt 1
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Part 3: Chapter 10 pt 2
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Part 3: Chapter 11
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Part 3: Chapter 12
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Part 3: Chapter 13
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In the fictional South American republic of Costaguana, a revolution swirls around a great silver mine and the incorruptible dockworker Nostromo, whose fate becomes bound to a fortune in silver that slowly corrupts everyone it touches. Conrad's vast, ambitious masterpiece weaves together idealists, cynics, and adventurers in a searing study of politics, greed, and the illusions of material progress. Widely regarded as one of the greatest novels of the twentieth century, Nostromo builds a whole imagined nation with astonishing depth. Complex, panoramic, and profoundly pessimistic about power and money, it is Conrad's most monumental achievement, a dark epic of ambition and the human cost of wealth.
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- Author
- Joseph Conrad
- Pages
- 428
- Language
- English
- Genre
- British Classics
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