Elizabeth Linton Livres

Mythique et légendaire, ABBA occupe une place à part au Panthéon de la musique. De la révélation lors de l'Eurovision 74, jusqu'au baisser de rideau, le groupe suédois n'a fait que des tubes, restés des classiques indémodables. Et inimitables. Depuis trente ans, ABBA n'a jamais cessé de faire vibrer la planète pop. La fin officielle du groupe a marqué le début de la légende. Chansons connues dans le monde entier, comédie musicale à succès, film... La magie est restée intacte ! C'est cette histoire extraordinaire d'un groupe pop unique en son genre que ce livre fait revivre en texte et en images. Le livre collector de la Légende ABBA.

Unlock the secrets of Pascal's Mystic Hexagram with this detailed exploration of its history and symbolism. From ancient mystics to modern mathematicians, Anne and Elizabeth Linton trace the path of this mysterious figure through history. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the occult, geometry, or the history of science.

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The book is a facsimile reprint, which means it reproduces the original text and layout but may include imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia, and flawed pages. This aspect provides a unique glimpse into the historical context and the original reader's interactions with the text.