Litterature Series

Pauline est un des premiers romans de Dumas. C'est un livre qu'il a ecrit seul, et qui se deroule de son temps. La fiction brode sur les themes du roman gothique, en " noir ", nuit, cottage en ruine, sentes perdues, passages secrets, brigands impitoyables, heroine enterree vivante, substitution de cadavres.
Pauline fait face a un bourreau mysterieux, " homme fatal ". C'est le roman d'une jeunesse deboussolee qui tente de se faire une place dans une societe mesquine.

Le Capitaine Paul

by Alexandre Dumas

Published 26 December 2004

La Guerre Des Femmes.Tome 1

by Alexandre Dumas

Published 1 September 2013

Le Batard de Mauleon.Tome 1

by Alexandre Dumas

Published 21 February 2022

Catherine Blum. Tome 1

by Alexandre Dumas

Published 1 April 2013

Les Compagnons de J Hu

by Alexandre Dumas

Published 11 February 2009

Oeuvres Illustrees. Impressions de Voyages. Suisse. 1, Partie 2

by Alexandre Dumas

Published 1 April 2013

Alexandre Dumas Illustré Le Docteur Mystérieux

by Alexandre Dumas

Published 1 May 2013

La Reine Margot

by Alexandre Dumas and Auguste Maquet

Published 31 December 1994

`Dear sister!' said Charles IX, `there is blood on your sleeve!' `And what consequence is that, Sire,' said Marguerite, `if I have a smile upon my lips?' Saint Bartholomew's Day 1572. Paris is awash with the blood of Huguenots slaughtered by order of Charles IX. Or perhaps of Catherine de Medicis, one of history's great monsters? Or the ambitious Duke de Guise? Or the Duke d'Anjou, soon to be the reluctant King of Poland? The answer will be found in the secret passageways of the Louvre and the torture chamber of the fortress of Vincennes. It takes an iron nerve and a cool head to survive. Young Henry of Navarre has both in abundance, but he has more: he has his Queen, the beautiful, cultured Margot. Staking all on love and losing, she remains defiant in defeat. La Reine Margot (1845) is a novel of suspense and drama which recreates the violent world of intrigue, murder and duplicity of the French Renaissance. Dumas fills his canvas with a gallery of unforgettable characters, unremitting action and the engaging generosity of spirit which has made him one of the world's greatest and best-loved story-tellers. This revised edition of the classic translation of 1846 is richly annotated.
An introduction sets Dumas and his work in their literary, historical and cultural context. This book is intended for the general reader; possible use in popular fiction courses.