Speraz, Beatrice (1843–1923)
Speraz, Beatrice (1843–1923)
Italian novelist. Name variations: (pseudonym) Bruno Sperani. Born 1843 in Italy; died 1923.
Works, which address position of women in Milanese society, include Nell'ingranaggio (1885), Numeri e sogni (1887) and La fabbrica (1908).
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