The Black Count glory, revolution, betrayal, and the real Count of Monte Cristo
Explores the life and career of Thomas Alexandre Dumas, a man almost unknown today, but whose swashbuckling exploits appear in The three musketeers and whose trials and triumphs inspired The count of Monte Cristo.
Main Author: | Reiss, Tom. |
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Format: | Books Print Book |
Language: | English |
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New York :
Crown Trade,
2012.
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Table of Contents:
- Prologue, part 1 : February 26, 1806
- Prologue, part 2 : January 25, 2007
- The sugar factory
- The Black Code
- Norman Conquest
- "No one is a slave in France"
- Americans in Paris
- Black Count in the City of Light
- A queen's dragoon
- Summers of revolution
- "Regeneration by blood"
- "The black heart also beats for liberty"
- "Mr. Humanity"
- The battle for the top of the world
- The bottom of the Revolution
- The siege
- The Black Devil
- Leader of the expedition
- "The delirium of his republicanism"
- Dreams on fire
- Prisoner of the Holy Faith Army
- "Citizeness Dumas...is worried about the fate of her husband"
- The dungeon
- Wait and hope
- The forgotten statue.