Boa Nova
1941
First Published
4.69
Average Rating
221
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Esta obra reafirma a ligação entre a Doutrina Espírita e o Cristianismo, focaliza passagens evangélicas, onde Jesus com seus discípulos e outras conhecidas personagens, trazem lições de sabedoria ao homem atual.
Avg Rating
4.69
Number of Ratings
152
5 STARS
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Author
Humberto de Campos
Author · 4 books
Humberto de Campos Veras (Miritiba, October 25, 1886 – Rio de Janeiro, December 5, 1934) was a Brazilian journalist, politician and writer. He published his first book of verses, titled "Poeira" (1st series) in 1910, when he was 24 years old, which earned him some recognition. Two years later he moved to Rio de Janeiro, where he continued his journalistic career and became known in the literary circles of the federal capital, attracting the friendship of writers such as Coelho Neto, Emílio de Menezes and Olavo Bilac. He starts to work at the newspaper "O Imparcial", next to illustrious figures such as Rui Barbosa, José Veríssimo, Vicente de Carvalho and João Ribeiro. He becomes more and more known nationally for his chronicles published in various newspapers in Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and other Brazilian capitals, sometimes under his pseudonym "Conselheiro XX".
