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Claude Farrère

    Claude Farrère, whose real name was Frédéric-Charles Bargone, was a French author whose novels transported readers to exotic locales such as Istanbul, Saigon, and Nagasaki. His writing is characterized by a spirit of adventure and an exploration of cultural encounters. While his works have become less favored over time, they offer a valuable glimpse into distant settings and the sentiments of a bygone era. Farrère often drew upon his own naval career, lending an air of authenticity to his narratives.

    Fumée d'opium
    Kарибские пираты
    La Bataille
    Bêtes et Gens qui S'Aimèrent
    L'Extraordinaire Aventure D'Achmet Pacha Djemaleddine: Pirate, Amiral, Grand D'Espagne et Marquis
    The Man Who Killed