Alexandre Dumas, real name Dumas Davy de la Pailleterie [dymα davi dα la pajαt(α)ri] was a leading French novelist and playwright during the Romantic period. He is best known for historical and adventure novels, most famously the Three Musketeers and the Count of Monte Cristo. Many of his works have been filmed several times.
Set against the backdrop of Louis XIV's royal court, this final adventure follows the legendary musketeers as they embark on an epic journey filled with intrigue and danger. Their quest takes them from the grandeur of the palace to the ominous dungeons of the Bastille, highlighting themes of loyalty, honor, and the struggles against tyranny. As they confront formidable challenges, the story showcases the enduring spirit and camaraderie of these iconic characters.
This volume of memoirs, covering the years 1832 to 1833, offers a significant historical perspective and personal insights from the author. Recognizing its importance, Alpha Editions has republished it in a modern format, ensuring clarity and readability through reformatting and retyping, rather than relying on scanned copies. This effort aims to preserve the work for both contemporary readers and future generations, highlighting its enduring relevance in human history.
The illustrated edition enhances the classic tale with beautiful artwork, immersing readers in the rich narrative of betrayal, revenge, and redemption. The visuals complement the gripping journey of the protagonist, offering a vivid experience that highlights the emotional depth and dramatic twists of the story. This edition appeals to both new readers and longtime fans, making the timeless themes and intricate plot even more engaging.
Mit Illustrationen von Jean-Adolphe Beaucé und anderen berühmten Künstlern
Die Geschichte entfaltet sich nach der Französischen Revolution und folgt dem jungen Seemann Edmond Dantès, der fälschlicherweise ins Gefängnis Château d'If gesperrt wird, nachdem neidische Rivalen ihn als politischen Gegner denunzieren. Im Kerker trifft er auf den Gefangenen Abbé Faria, der ihm nicht nur Freundschaft, sondern auch Wissen und einen Fluchtplan bietet. Dantès schwört, sich grausame Rache an denjenigen zu nehmen, die sein Glück zerstört haben. Dieser Abenteuerroman von Alexandre Dumas gilt als Meisterwerk der französischen Literatur und thematisiert Verrat, Ungerechtigkeit und die Suche nach Vergeltung.
Set in the late 19th century, this volume presents a high-quality reprint of the original 1894 edition of a historical work. It reflects the commitment of Hansebooks to preserve and republish rare literature across various fields, including science, travel, and medicine. By making these historical texts accessible again, the publisher aims to safeguard valuable knowledge for future generations while celebrating the contributions of past writers and thinkers.
Set in the historical context of the late 19th century, this volume offers a reprint of the original 1894 edition of Comtesse de Charny. Hansebooks emphasizes the importance of preserving historical literature, making this work accessible to modern readers. By republishing rare texts, the publisher aims to maintain the legacy of historical writers and scientists, ensuring that their contributions to literature and knowledge remain available for future generations.
Mit Illustrationen von Jean-Adolphe Beaucé und anderen berühmten Künstlern
Im Abenteuerroman von Alexandre Dumas wird Edmond Dantès, ein junger Seemann, fälschlicherweise verhaftet und ins Gefängnis Château d'If gesperrt, nachdem Neider ihn als Bonapartist beschuldigen. Während seiner fünfjährigen Haft trifft er auf den Mitgefangenen Abbé Faria, der ihm nicht nur Freundschaft, sondern auch Wissen und den Plan zur Flucht vermittelt. Dantès schwört Rache an den Verrätern, die sein Leben zerstört haben, und plant seine Rückkehr, um sich für sein Unrecht zu revanchieren. Der Roman thematisiert Macht, Verrat und die Suche nach Gerechtigkeit.
Set against the tumult of 19th-century warfare, this historical fiction epic explores the intricate roles of women in society, highlighting themes of feminism and empowerment. Dumas masterfully intertwines romance, intrigue, and adventure, creating richly developed characters who navigate love and alliances amid chaos. The narrative captures the urgency of change, blending historical accuracy with imaginative storytelling, showcasing the collision of passion and bravery both on the battlefield and in personal relationships.
Covering the years 1826 to 1830, this volume of memoirs offers valuable insights into a significant period in history. The book has been meticulously reformatted and retyped to ensure clarity and readability, making it accessible for contemporary readers. Alpha Editions aims to preserve this important work for future generations, highlighting its enduring relevance. The modern presentation allows readers to engage with the original content without the limitations of scanned copies.
