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  1. 1 Travels and travellers 1859 · 1 pages · Frances Milton Trollope · Same author
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What should I read after A romance of Vienna?

BookOrb recommends Travels and travellers (1859), The Barnabys in America (1843), Visit to Italy; Volume 1 (2022), Costumbres familiares de los americanos del Norte (1835), and The attractive man (1846).

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Who wrote A romance of Vienna?

A romance of Vienna is by Frances Milton Trollope.