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Dominique Lapierre. OCLC Number: 1599313985. Notes: A story of the life of French writer Dominique Lapierre who traveled to India to live in Calcutta during the second half of the century.
domingo 1 marzo, 2015 05:00 PM.
Dominique Lapierre's City of Joy; Jeff Abbott's Garland of the city of Calcutta, India; Cheris McHam's Calcutta: City of Joy; and Paul Schullery's Delhi.
march 31, 2015 01:26 PM. Calcutta: City of Joy. Lavender & Black: Chapters from Dominique Lapierre's La Cité de la Joie.
Dominique Lapierre's new book narrates the tale of a 16th century Portuguese priest who became a missionary to the Indians of Calcutta.
"The City of Joy," Dominique Lapierre's new novel, is a story about the religious life of the French Jesuit and Jesuit brother Paul du Gué.
Lapierre was born in 1936, the youngest of four children, in Saint-Brice-sous-Forêt, a small town in central France.
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It took him to the City of Joy in India. "The City of Joy" by Dominique Lapierre. History.
Calcutta is the capital of India. In the late 19th century, its population was more than 2 million people and had the fourth-largest urban area in the world.
"The City of Joy," by Dominique Lapierre, is a story of the religious life of the French Jesuit and Jesuit brother Paul du Gué.
Historical Background - City of Joy by Dominique Lapierre. The story revolves around Jesuit missionary Father Paul du Gué (1597-1670) and the events he experienced in Calcutta in the mid-17th century.
Dominique Lapierre's "The City of Joy." The year is 1640, and a Jesuit missionary named Paul du Gué is in the City of Joy, or Calcutta.
The day when the City of Joy opened to the public. Gare d'Inde - Port d'Europe et d'Angleterre.
The City of Joy (1956) by Dominique Lap be359ba680
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