The Count of Monte Cristo 2 Volume Paperback and 50 similar items

Alexandre Dumas (pere) (1802-1870): Despite the political and social upheavals that gripped Europe in the nineteenth century, he wrote more than three hundred novels, mostly about the historical events of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. He is one of the most loved and read romantic writers of his time. The Count of Monte Cristo was first serialized in the Journal des Debats in 1844 and presented an inexhaustible archetype to the Western cultural world. This work, which has been adapted for cinema, theater, television and even computer games, takes place in the Restoration Period of France, when the King and his supporters were worried about Napoleon's return. The slandered sailor Edmond Dantes suddenly loses his lover Mercedes, his father, and his freedom in this whirlpool of suspicion. By a twist of fate and perseverance, he manages to get out of this period full of pain and terrible experiences. He is strong, knowledgeable, and wealthy now, and he has only one thing on his mind: to do God's justice. Disguised as a mysterious earl from the East, he hovers over Parisian society like an avenging angel, but his revenge will change not only the lives of his enemies but also the lives of the innocent. ?Print Language: Turkish Original Language: French Place of Publication: Turkey - Istanbul Number of Pages: 1552 Width / Length: 12,50 / 20,50 cm Paper Type: 2nd Pulp Printing Date: November 2020. Less than 5 pieces to be sold at the campaign price The listed price is valid until October 16, 2023.