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 | Casa editrice: Book Club Associates Edizione: BCA Edition 1971 Prima Pubblicazione: 1971 Copyright: © George Allen & Unwin Ltd 1966 Formato: Brossurato cm 13,5 x 21 - 1080 pagine Copertina: Illustrazione di Pauline Baynes |
Edizioni pubblicate:
1st Impression - 1971 [Costa bianca - Copertina Marrone]
2nd Impression - 1973 [Costa gialla - Copertina Marrone - Pg credits e Books G. Allen & Unwin]
3rd Impression - 1974 [Copertina Rossa - Pg credits e Books G. Allen & Unwin]
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Note di copertina:
For this marvellous story Tolkien has created his own mythology, and woven a spell-binding tale around the momentous struggle for the magic Ring; the eternai struggle be-tween Good and Evil. He gives us a fantastic diversity of scene (wars, migra tions, even whole epochs), and of characters - dwarves, elves, dragons, as well as races of men. And never for a moment during the 1,000-page tale does his inspiration flag, and nor does the reader's belief in the magical world Tolkien has created.
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Pg. 7 FORE WORD
Pg. 15 PROLOGUE Concerning Hobbits, andother matters
THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING
BOOK ONE
Pg. 33 I A Long-expected Party
Pg. 55 II The Shadow of the Past
Pg. 78 III Three is Company
Pg. 99 IV A Short Cut to Mushrooms
Pg. 112 V A Conspiracy Unmasked
Pg. 124 VI The Old Forest
Pg. 138 VII In the House of Tom Bombadil
Pg. 150 VIII Fog on the Barrow-downs
Pg. 165 IX At the Sign of The Prancing Pony
Pg. 179 X Strider
Pg. 192 XI A Knife in the Dark
Pg. 213 XII Flight to the Ford
BOOK TWO
Pg. 235 I Many Meetings
Pg. 256 II The Council of Elrond
Pg. 289 III The Ring Goes South
Pg. 312 IV A Journey in the Dark
Pg. 339 V The Bridge of Khazad-dùm
Pg. 351 VI Lothlórien
Pg. 372 VII The Mirrar of Galadriel
Pg. 387 VIII Farewell to Lórien
Pg. 400 IX The Great River
Pg. 415 X The Breaking of the Feìlowship
THE TWO TOWERS
BOOK THREE
Pg. 433 I The Departure of Boromir
Pg. 441 II The Riders of Rohan
Pg. 465 III TheUruk-hai
Pg. 482 IV Treebeard
Pg. 509 V The White Rider
Pg. 528 VI The King of the Golden Hall
Pg. 549 VII Helm's Deep
Pg. 566 VIII The Road to Isengard
Pg. 583 IX Flotsam and Jetsam
Pg. 599 X The Voice of Saruman
Pg. 611 XI The Palantir
BOOK FOUR
Pg. 627 I The Taming of Sméagol
Pg. 645 II The Passage of the Marshes
Pg. 662 III The Black Gate is Closed
Pg. 674 IV Of Herbs and Stewed Rabbit
Pg. 689 V The Window on the West
Pg. 710 VI The Forbidden Pool
Pg. 721 VII Journey to the Cross-Roads
Pg. 730 VIII The Stairs of Cirith Ungol
Pg. 744 IX Shelob's Lair
Pg. 755 X The Choices of Master Samwise
THE RETURN OF THE KING
BOOK FIVE
Pg. 777 I Minas Tirith
Pg. 804 II The Passing of the Grey Company
Pg. 822 III The Muster of Rohan
Pg. 837 IV The Siege of Gondor
Pg. 862 V The Ride of the Rohirrim
Pg. 872 VI The Battle of the Pelennor Fields
Pg. 884 VII The Pyre of Denethor
Pg. 892 VIII The Houses of Healing
Pg. 906 IX The Last Debate
Pg. 917 X The Black Gate Opens
BOOK SIX
Pg. 931 I The Tower of Cirith Ungol
Pg. 951 II The Land of Shadow
Pg. 968 III Mount Doom
Pg. 984 IV The Field of Cormallen
Pg. 994 V The Steward and the King
Pg. 1010 VI Many Partings
Pg. 1026 VII Homeward Bound
Pg. 1035 VIII The Scouring of the Shire
Pg. 1059 IX The Grey Havens
Pg. 1070 APPENDIX : The Tale of Aragorn andArwen
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