What's in the library
Library home > Book by Robert Lohr
1 book
Catalogue number: 7931
Number of cassettes: 11
Time (hours): 13.00
Reader: Burnip, Richard
Main subject: Historical Fiction - Pre 1914
In Vienna, during 1770, Baron von Kempelen unveiled an unbeatable chess-playing machine, The Mechanical Turk. Hailed as a great invention, it was actually an illusion, operated from inside by an Italian dwarf, Tibor. When a beautiful Contessa died, the machine and its inventor became the target of persecution and intrigue. | | |
Please Note: Due to copyright restrictions,
this book is only available for loan to members who reside in the European Union.This book is also available in mp3 format.
Return to top of the page
Library home. Book by Robert Lohr
\pause{500} 1 book
\pause{2000}
\pause{1500}Catalogue number: \S+ 7931 \S*
\pause{1500}Number of cassettes: 11
\pause{1500}Time (hours): 13.00
\pause{1500}Reader:
Burnip, Richard\pause{1500}Main subject:
Historical Fiction - Pre 1914
\pause{1500}
In Vienna, during 1770, Baron von Kempelen unveiled an unbeatable chess-playing machine, The Mechanical Turk. Hailed as a great invention, it was actually an illusion, operated from inside by an Italian dwarf, Tibor. When a beautiful Contessa died, the machine and its inventor became the target of persecution and intrigue.
\pause{4000}
