Author: Charles BaudelaireAlso known as: Baudelaire, Baudelarie, Beaudelaire, D. Baudelaire, C. Baudelaire, Ch Baudelaire ... (see complete list), Char Baudelaire, Charles Baudlaire, Chaeles Baudelaire, Baudelaire Charles, Beaudelaire Charles, Charles Beaudelaire, Charles P. Baudelaire, Pierre Charles BAUDELAIRE, Charles-Pierre Baudelaire, Baudelaire C, Charles; Varese, Louise (translator) Baudelaire, Charles (translated by Christopher Isherwood) (int
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