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Doomed Love

novel by Castelo Branco
Also known as: “Amor de perdição”
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  • Camilo Castelo Branco
    Camilo Castelo Branco

    …work, Amor de perdição (1862; Doomed Love), the story of a love thwarted by family opposition that eventually led the hero to crime and exile. It is the typical expression of the view of life with which Castelo Branco came to be identified—a view in which passion is the irresistible…

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    …work, Amor de perdição (1862; Doomed Love), the story of a love thwarted by family opposition that eventually led the hero to crime and exile. It is the typical expression of the view of life with which Castelo Branco came to be identified—a view in which passion is the irresistible…

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