The Count of Monte Cristo (complete edition) (eBook, ePUB) - Dumas, Alexandre
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"Waiting and hoping" is all Edmond Dantes' wisdom. Proud sailor about to be appointed captain and marry his beloved, Mercedes, he was arrested. Denounced as a bonapartist, he is locked in the castle of If and will wait fourteen years for his deliverance and revenge. It will be terrible. Edmond Dantes became rich and titled. His old cellmate, Father Faria, revealed his secret to him and made him Count of Monte Cristo. After his spectacular escape, the fortunes were made and broken at the whim of his implacable will. Dumas recounts these extraordinary adventures with genius, "It took him…mehr

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"Waiting and hoping" is all Edmond Dantes' wisdom. Proud sailor about to be appointed captain and marry his beloved, Mercedes, he was arrested. Denounced as a bonapartist, he is locked in the castle of If and will wait fourteen years for his deliverance and revenge. It will be terrible. Edmond Dantes became rich and titled. His old cellmate, Father Faria, revealed his secret to him and made him Count of Monte Cristo. After his spectacular escape, the fortunes were made and broken at the whim of his implacable will. Dumas recounts these extraordinary adventures with genius, "It took him excesses of life to renew this enormous home of life," said George Sand, admiring.

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Alexandre Dumas, born in 1802 in Villers-Cotterêts and died in 1870 in Puys, is one of the most famous French writers of the 19th century. Son of a Napoleonic army general, he grew up in a modest environment but steeped in heroic stories. Dumas began his literary career as a playwright, but it was with his adventure novels that he achieved phenomenal success. His most famous works include "The Three Musketeers" (1844), "The Count of Monte Cristo" (1844-1846), and "The Vicomte de Bragelonne" (1847-1850). His style is characterized by lively narration, complex plots, and colorful characters. Dumas excels in the art of blending fiction and historical facts, creating captivating stories that have marked generations of readers. In addition to his novels, Dumas wrote plays, travel narratives, and historical works. His literary output is impressive, although he often collaborated with other writers, notably Auguste Maquet. Despite his success, Dumas led a tumultuous life, marked by extravagant spending and scandals. Nevertheless, he leaves behind a considerable literary legacy that continues to inspire and entertain readers around the world. Alexandre Dumas remains an emblematic figure of French literature, celebrated for his boundless imagination and storytelling talent.