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Rafael Sabatini (1875–1950)

Author of Captain Blood

Also known as: R Sabatini, Rafael Sabatin, Rafael Sabatine, Rafeal Sabatini, Rafael Sabatini, Rafael Sabatani ... (see complete list), Raphael Sabatini, Raphael Sabatini, et al Rafael Sabatini, Edited by Rafael Sabatini, Edited by Raphael Sabatini, Рафаель Сабатини, Рафаело Сабатини, Рафаэль Сабатини, Рафаель Саббатини, Rafael Photoplay Editions Sabatini

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"He was born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world was mad," describes Sabatini's most famous character, Scaramouche, and perhaps the author himself. His works were an international success in his own time and are still popular. Best known are his swashbucklers -- many of whom have been made into films -- and his books about Cesare Borgia.
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