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El Salteador

1854130 x 225 mm

RARE FIRST EDITION.
A charming copy in its contemporary hardback.

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RARE FIRST EDITION.

The author of Three Musketeers recidivated somewhat with El Salvador : Against the backdrop of the conquest of the kingdom of Granada by Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile, the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus in 1492 and the election of the young King of Spain to the Germanic Roman Empire in 1519, we meet a few capes, a lot of swords, some bandits, a gypsy woman and Don Carlos, the future Charles V.
This historical novel will be adapted for the stage under the title The Gentleman of the Mountain and first performed at the Porte St Martin theatre on 12 June 1960.

A charming copy in its contemporary hardback with handwritten title-pieces. 

 

Paris,Alexandre Cadot,1854.3In-8, Bound,130 x 225 mm,312 pp; 299 pp; 333 pp.

Contemporary binding. Full paper boards. Paper title-pieces titled in pen. Archival number on 2 volumes, speckled edges. Discrete restorations, lack filled on the false title page of the 3rd volume. Some spotting.

Bio

Alexandre Dumas (father)

(born on 24 July 1802 in Villers-Cotterêts in the Aisne and died on 5 December 1870 in Puys, near Dieppe in Seine-Maritime).

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