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"On what slender threads do life and fortune hang" Thrown in prison for a crime he has not committed, Edmond Dantes is confined to the grim fortress of If. There he learns of a great hoard of treasure hidden on the Isle of Monte Cristo and he becomes determined not only to escape, but also to unearth the treasure and use it to plot the destruction of the three men responsible for his incarceration. Dumas’ epic tale of suffering and retribution, inspired by a real-life case of wrongful imprisonment, was a huge popular success when it was first serialized in the 1840s.

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2. The Three Musketeers

The Three Musketeers (French: Les Trois Mousquetaires) is a historical adventure novel written in 1844 by French author Alexandre Dumas. Set between 1625 and 1628, it recounts the adventures of a young man named d"Artagnan (a character based on Charles de Batz-Castelmore d"Artagnan) after he leaves home to travel to Paris, hoping to join the Musketeers of the Guard. Although d"Artagnan is not able to join this elite corps immediately, he is befriended by the three most formidable musketeers of the age – Athos, Porthos and Aramis, "the three inseparables"– and becomes involved in affairs of state and at court. The story of d"Artagnan is continued in Twenty Years After and The Vicomte of Bragelonne: Ten Years Later. |Wikipédia|

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3. Le Vicomte de Bragelonne

Extrait : "Cependant, tandis que les chevaux gravissaient la pente raide qui de la rivière conduit au château, plusieurs courtauds de boutique s'approchèrent du dernier cheval, qui portait, pendus à l'arçon de la selle, divers oiseaux attachés par le bec."

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4. The Count of Monte Cristo (Annotated)

Edmond Dantes, a nineteen-year-old sailor from Marseilles, is soon to be captain of his own ship and to marry his beloved, the beautiful Mercedes. But spiteful enemies provoke his arrest on his wedding day, and he is condemned to life in prison. His sole companion is the "crazy" priest Faria, who shares with Edmond a secret escape plan, and a map to hidden riches on the island of Monte Cristo. Edmond escapes, becomes fabulously wealthy and begins to plot his revenge… One of the most widely read books of all time, The Count of Monte Cristo is concerned with themes of hope, justice, vengeance, mercy, forgiveness and death, told in the style of a thrilling adventure tale.

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5. Le Comte de Monte-Cristo

Extrait : "Cependant ce bâtiment s'avançait ; il avait heureusement franchi le détroit que quelque secousse volcanique a creusé entre l'île de Calasareigne et l'île de Jaros ; il avait doublé Pomègue, et il s'avançait sous ses trois huniers, son grand foc et sa brigantine, mais si lentement et d'une allure si triste, que les curieux, avec cet instinct qui pressent un malheur, se demandaient quel accident pouvait être arrivé à bord."

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6. I tre moschettieri

SOLIDARIETA" DIGITALE : tutto il nostro catalogo in promozione! EDIZIONE REVISIONATA 10/02/2020. Il famosissimo romanzo di Alexandre Dumas racconta le vicende del giovane guascone D’Artagnan, che decide di lasciare la sua famiglia per recarsi a Parigi e diventare moschettiere del re. Dopo un duello l’impulsivo e coraggioso D’Artagnan, abile spadaccino, stringe amicizia con i tre moschettieri del titolo: Athos, Portos e Aramis, al servizio del re Luigi XIII. Insieme combatteranno contro il perfido Cardinale Richelieu, le sue guardie e i suoi sostenitori, tra cui l’affascinante e misteriosa Milady de Winter, al grido di “Tutti per uno, uno per tutti!”, per difendere l’onore della regina Anna d’Austria. Ai quattro moschettieri viene infatti affidata la delicata missione di recuperare in Inghilterra i gioielli che la regina ha regalato al suo amante, il duca di Buckingham, prima che Richelieu possa smascherare la sua infedeltà. Con una prosa limpida e vivace, Alexandre Dumas conduce il lettore al tempo dell’ancien régime, tra duelli, inseguimenti, amori, fughe e tradimenti, creando dei personaggi straordinari e indimenticabili, sia nel bene che nel male. I tre moschettieri, pubblicato per la prima volta nel 1844, è uno dei più celebri romanzi di cappa e spada e uno dei capolavori della letteratura francese dell’Ottocento, tuttora letto e amato, da cui sono state tratte innumerevoli versioni cinematografiche, televisive e teatrali.

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7. Les Trois Mousquetaires

Extrait : "Ce seul moment suffit à d'Artagnan pour prendre son parti : c'était là un de ces événements qui décident de la vie d'un homme, c'était un choix à faire entre le roi et le cardinal ; ce choix fait, il allait y persévérer. Se battre, c'est-à-dire désobéir à la loi, c'est-à-dire risquer sa tête, c'est-à-dire se faire d'un seul coup l'ennemi d'un ministre plus puissant que le roi lui-même (...)"

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8. The Corsican Brothers

(1880) Translated by Henry Frith. TO HENRY IRVING, THE LATEST REPRESENTATIVE OF THE TWIN BROTHERS, THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED BY THE TRANSLATOR

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9. Le Comte de Monte-Cristo

Le Comte de Monte-Cristo est un roman d’Alexandre Dumas, écrit avec la collaboration d’Auguste Maquet et dont la publication commence durant l"été 1844. Il est partiellement inspiré de faits réels, empruntés à la vie de Pierre Picaud. Le livre raconte comment, au début du règne de Louis XVIII, le 24 février 1815, jour où Napoléon quitte l"île d"Elbe, Edmond Dantès, jeune marin de dix-neuf ans, second du navire Le Pharaon débarque à Marseille pour s"y fiancer le lendemain avec la belle Catalane Mercédès. Trahi par des « amis » jaloux, il est dénoncé comme conspirateur bonapartiste et enfermé dans une geôle du château d"If, au large de Marseille. Après quatorze années, d"abord réduit à la solitude et au désespoir puis régénéré et instruit en secret par un compagnon de captivité, l"abbé Faria, il réussit à s’évader et prend possession d"un trésor caché dans l’île de Montecristo dont l"abbé, avant de mourir, lui avait signalé l"existence. Riche et puissant désormais, Dantès se fait passer pour divers personnages, dont le comte de Monte-Cristo. Il entreprend de garantir le bonheur et la liberté aux rares qui lui sont restés fidèles et de se venger méthodiquement de ceux qui l’ont accusé à tort et fait emprisonner. Alexandre Dumas (dit aussi Alexandre Dumas père) est un écrivain français né le 24 juillet 1802 à Villers-Cotterêts (Aisne) et mort le 5 décembre 1870 au hameau de Puys, ancienne commune de Neuville-lès-Dieppe, aujourd"hui intégrée à Dieppe (Seine-Maritime).

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10. La Dame aux camélias

Extrait : "Mon avis c'est qu'on ne peut créer des personnages que lorsque l'on a beaucoup étudié les hommes, comme on ne peut parler une langue qu'à la condition de l'avoir sérieusement apprise..."

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11. The Count of Monte Cristo

The Count of Monte Cristo is an adventure novel written by French author Alexandre Dumas (père) completed in 1844. It is one of the author's more popular works, along with The Three Musketeers. Like many of his novels, it was expanded from plot outlines suggested by his collaborating ghostwriter Auguste Maquet. The story takes place in France, Italy, and islands in the Mediterranean during the historical events of 1815–1839: the era of the Bourbon Restoration through the reign of Louis-Philippe of France. It begins on the day that Napoleon left his first island of exile, Elba, beginning the Hundred Days period when Napoleon returned to power. The historical setting is a fundamental element of the book, an adventure story centrally concerned with themes of hope, justice, vengeance, mercy, and forgiveness. It centers on a man who is wrongfully imprisoned, escapes from jail, acquires a fortune, and sets about exacting revenge on those responsible for his imprisonment. Alexandre Dumas born Dumas Davy de la Pailleterie (24 July 1802 – 5 December 1870) also known as Alexandre Dumas père (where père is French for 'father', thus 'the elder/senior'), was a French writer. His works have been translated into many languages and he is one of the most widely read French authors. Many of his historical novels of high adventure were originally published as serials, including The Count of Monte Cristo, The Three Musketeers, Twenty Years After and The Vicomte of Bragelonne: Ten Years Later. His novels have been adapted since the early twentieth century into nearly 200 films.

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12. Ten Years Later

In this continuing sequel to The Three Musketeers, d'Artagnan discovers Belle-Isle is being fortified and the engineer ostensibly in charge is Porthos. The blueprints show Aramis' handwriting. Despite his friends, d'Artagnan hides the true reason for his presence. Aramis, suspicious of d'Artagnan, sends Porthos back to Paris to warn Fouquet, whilst tricking d'Artagnan into searching for Porthos around Vannes. Porthos warns Fouquet in time, and he cedes Belle-Ile to the king, humiliating Colbert. On returning from the mission, d'Artagnan is made Captain of the King's Musketeers.

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13. Les Louves de Machecoul

Dans le pays nantais et vendéen, deux jumelles se retrouvent mêlées à un complot...Les Louves de Machecoul font partie des nombreux romans méconnus d’Alexandre Dumas. Écrit en 1858 (quatorze ans après Les Trois Mousquetaires), ce roman fut imaginé par l’un des nègres de Dumas, Gaspard de Cherville. L’intrigue des Louves de Machecoul se déroule entre 1831 et 1832, au confluent du Pays de Retz, du Pays Nantais et du Marais breton. Mary et Bertha, filles jumelles et bâtardes d’un ancien combattant royaliste de 1793, surnommées « les louves de Machecoul », se trouvent entraînées dans une lutte où la duchesse de Berry souhaite réveiller l’esprit royaliste vendéen afin d’offrir le trône de France à son fils. Dans le même temps, elles rencontrent et tombent toutes deux amoureuses du baron Michel de la Logerie qui, pour sa part, tombe sous le charme de la douce Mary et s’engage, par amour pour elle, aux côtés de la duchesse. Et tandis que l’insurrection vendéenne échoue peu à peu, que certains secrets se révèlent, qu’on découvre les visages de nouveaux personnages, l’histoire d’amour entre Michel et Mary se voit compromise par des malentendus, le temps qui manque, et les événements insurrectionnels. On retrouve dans ce roman l’ensemble des éléments caractéristiques de Dumas : la trame historique, le caractère fort des personnages, une formidable galerie de personnages secondaires, des perpétuels rebondissements de coups de théâtre en coups de feu. Longtemps introuvable, comme nombre d’œuvres de Dumas, Les Louves de Machecoul reste pourtant un roman passionnant, ancré dans une région au fort caractère. Une œuvre riche et palpitante, empreinte du puissant souffle romanesque si caractéristique d’Alexandre Dumas.EXTRAITS’il vous est arrivé par hasard, cher lecteur, d’aller de Nantes à Bourgneuf, vous avez, en arrivant à Saint-Philibert, écorné pour ainsi dire l’angle méridional du lac de Grandlieu, et, continuant votre chemin, vous êtes arrivé, au bout d’une ou deux heures de marche, selon que vous étiez à pied ou en voiture, aux premiers arbres de la forêt de Machecoul. Là, à gauche du chemin, dans un grand bouquet d’arbres qui semble appartenir à la forêt, dont il n’est séparé que par la grande route, vous avez dû apercevoir les pointes aiguës de deux minces tourelles, et le toit grisâtre d’un petit castel perdu au milieu des feuilles.CE QU'EN PENSE LA CRITIQUEFait partie des grands romans de Dumas, à lire absolument. - Critiques libresÀ PROPOS DE L'AUTEURAlexandre Dumas est né le 24 juillet 1802 à Villers-Cotterêts dans l’Aisne. Après des études médiocres, il travailla comme clerc chez un notaire, et commença à écrire des pièces de théâtre qui ne furent qu'échecs. En 1823, il s'installa à Paris, où il entra au service du Duc d’Orléans comme expéditionnaire grâce à son sens de la calligraphie.En 1824 naît son fils Alexandre, qui sera lui aussi écrivain. Il continua d’écrire pour le théâtre et connut enfin le succès grâce à la représentation en 1829 d'Henri III et sa cour. Le succès ne le quittera plus. Il sera alors un auteur prolifique et laissera de grandes œuvres, devenues aujourd’hui des classiques, telles Les Trois Mousquetaires ou Le Comte de Monte-Cristo en 1844. La même année, Dumas fait bâtir le Château de Monte-Cristo à Port-Marly. En 1846, il fait construire son propre théâtre où il fait jouer les pièces de plusieurs auteurs européens, tels Shakespeare, Goethe, ou Schiller...En 1850, le théâtre fait faillite, entraînant Dumas à la ruine, l’obligeant à vendre aux enchères le Château de Monte-Cristo. Mais criblé de dettes, poursuivi par plus de 150 créanciers, Dumas doit s’exiler en Belgique en 1851.En septembre 1870, un accident vasculaire le laisse à demi-paralysé. Il s’installe chez son fils près de Dieppe et y meurt le 5 décembre 1870.

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14. Twenty Years After

(1845) The year is now 1648, twenty years since the close of the last story. Louis XIII has died, as has Cardinal Richelieu, and while the crown of France may sit upon the head of Anne of Austria as Regent for the young Louis XIV, the real power resides with the Cardinal Mazarin, her secret husband. D'Artagnan is now a lieutenant of musketeers, and his three friends have retired to private life. Athos turned out to be a nobleman, the Comte de la Fere, and has retired to his home with his son, Raoul de Bragelonne. Aramis, whose real name is D'Herblay, has followed his intention of shedding the musketeer's cassock for the priest's robes, and Porthos has married a wealthy woman, who left him her fortune upon her death. But trouble is stirring in both France and England. Cromwell menaces the institution of royalty itself while marching against Charles I, and at home the Fronde is threatening to tear France apart. D'Artagnan brings his friends out of retirement to save the threatened English monarch, but Mordaunt, the son of Milady, who seeks to avenge his mother's death at the musketeers' hands, thwarts their valiant efforts. Undaunted, our heroes return to France just in time to help save the young Louis XIV, quiet the Fronde, and tweak the nose of Cardinal Mazarin. -- The sequel to The Three Musketeers, Twenty Years After is slightly slower but is still an interesting read. It does repeat the success-formula of The Three Musketeers and maybe is less compelling, but the characters show more depth and have now really got older. Our hero d'Artagnan has in the meantime moved on to the rank of Lieutenant of the Musketeers, as in those 20 years the division between the Cardinal's and King's Musketeers has been abolished. However, d'Artagnan has still got ambitions to become Captain of the Musketeers, like Mr de Tr ville, his compatriot. Cardinal Mazarin, a stingy Italian, is now governing France--after the death of cardinal Richelieu--rather than the regent to Louis XIV, his mother queen Anne of Austria who is supposed to have married Mazarin in secret. When Mazarin orders d'Artagnan to go and help Cromwell in his rebellion against Charles I of England, in an attempt to avoid civil war in France, d'Artagnan goes to look for his friends but cannot all persuade them to come with him. They will meet in a very unusual place indeed. In spite of their efforts, King Charles I of England is still killed and our friends will have to return home, in trouble. Nevertheless, the book will end on a positive note again, after an admirable intervention of d'Artagnan. Dumas makes his characters grow in this book and develops the personality they had in The Three Musketeers. All of them have grown older and have moved on in their lives. A good read, nevertheless, certainly because there is another sequel to the sequel: The Vicomte de Bragelonne. --Submitted by kiki1982

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15. The Three Musketeers

The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas. One of the most celebrated and popular historical romances ever written, The Three Musketeers tells the story of the early adventures of the young Gascon gentleman, D'Artagnan and his three friends from the regiment of the King's Musketeers - Athos, Porthos and Aramis. Under the watchful eye of their patron M. de Treville, the four defend the honour of the regiment against the guards of Cardinal Richelieu, and the honour of the queen against the machinations of the Cardinal himself as the power struggles of seventeenth century France are vividly played out in the background. But their most dangerous encounter is with the Cardinal's spy, Milady, one of literature's most memorable female villains, and Alexandre Dumas employs all his fast-paced narrative skills to bring this enthralling novel to a breathtakingly gripping and dramatic conclusion.

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16. Les Trois Mousquetaires

Les Trois Mousquetaires est le plus célèbre des romans d’Alexandre Dumas. Il est le premier volet de la trilogie romanesque dite « des mousquetaires », à laquelle il donne son nom, suivi par Vingt ans après (1845) et Le Vicomte de Bragelonne (1847). Présentation Le roman raconte les aventures d’un Gascon impécunieux de 18 ans, d’Artagnan, venu à Paris pour faire carrière dans le corps des mousquetaires. Il se lie d’amitié avec Athos, Porthos et Aramis, mousquetaires du roi Louis XIII. Ces quatre hommes vont s’opposer au premier ministre, le cardinal de Richelieu et à ses agents, dont le comte de Rochefort et la belle et mystérieuse Milady de Winter, pour sauver l’honneur de la reine de France Anne d’Autriche. |Wikipédia| Extrait | CHAPITRE PREMIER.LES TROIS PRÉSENTS DE M. D’ARTAGNAN PÈRE. Le premier lundi du mois d’avril 1626, le bourg de Meung, où naquit l’auteur du Roman de la Rose, semblait être dans une révolution aussi entière que si les huguenots en fussent venus faire une seconde Rochelle. Plusieurs bourgeois, voyant s’enfuir les femmes le long de la grande rue, entendant les enfants crier sur le seuil des portes, se hâtaient d’endosser la cuirasse, et appuyant leur contenance quelque peu incertaine d’un mousquet ou d’une pertuisane, se dirigeaient vers l’hôtellerie du Franc-Meunier, devant laquelle s’empressait, en grossissant de minute en minute, un groupe compacte, bruyant et plein de curiosité. En ce temps-là les paniques étaient fréquentes, et peu de jours se passaient sans qu’une ville ou l’autre enregistrât sur ses archives quelque événement de ce genre. Il y avait les seigneurs qui guerroyaient entre eux ; il y avait le cardinal qui faisait la guerre au roi et aux seigneurs ; il y avait l’Espagnol qui faisait la guerre aux seigneurs, au cardinal et au roi. Puis, outre ces guerres sourdes ou publiques, secrètes ou patentes, il y avait encore les voleurs, les mendiants, les huguenots, les loups et les laquais, qui faisaient la guerre à tout le monde. Les bourgeois s’armaient toujours contre les voleurs, contre les loups, contre les laquais ; — souvent contre les seigneurs et les huguenots ; — quelquefois contre le roi ; — mais jamais contre le cardinal et l’Espagnol. Il résulta donc de ces habitudes prises, que ce susdit premier lundi du mois d’avril 1626, les bourgeois entendant du bruit, et ne voyant ni le guidon jaune et rouge, ni la livrée du duc de Richelieu, se précipitèrent du côté de l’hôtel du Franc-Meunier. Arrivé là, chacun put reconnaître la cause de cette rumeur. Un jeune homme...|

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17. La Dame aux perles

Extrait : "Dans les premiers jours du mois de décembre 184., je revenais à peine d'un voyage dans le midi de la France, quand je fus incité à dîner chez une dame avec qui j'avais eu l'occasion de me trouver deux ou trois fois avant mon départ, mais dans des circonstances assez confidentielles pour que ces deux ou trois fois eussent établi entre nous une espèce d'intimité." À PROPOS DES ÉDITIONS LIGARAN : Les éditions LIGARAN proposent des versions numériques de grands classiques de la littérature ainsi que des livres rares, dans les domaines suivants : • Fiction : roman, poésie, théâtre, jeunesse, policier, libertin. • Non fiction : histoire, essais, biographies, pratiques.

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18. Vingt ans après

Extrait : "Derrière lui était une vaste cheminée, rouge de feu, et dont les tisons enflammés s'écroulaient sur de larges chenets dorés. La lueur de ce foyer éclairait par derrière le vêtement magnifique de ce rêveur, que la lumière d'un candélabre chargé de bougies éclairait par-devant."

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19. Robin Hood. Principe dei ladri

SOLIDARIETA" DIGITALE : tutto il nostro catalogo in promozione! Il romanzo "Robin Hood.Principe dei ladri"(opera originaria "Robin des bois.Le prince des voleurs", Dumas 1872)narra le vicende dell"eroe popolare dell’Inghilterra, vissuto in epoca medioevale. Personaggio metà storico e metà leggendario, ispiratore di alcune opere della letteratura inglese, viene immaginato come un generoso fuorilegge sassone o come un semplice bandito dell’epoca. Il Robin Hood della moderna leggenda, ripreso da Dumas anche nel suo romanzo successivo “Robin Hood.Il proscritto”("Robin Hood le proscrit", 1873) è un nobile sassone che dopo essere stato privato delle sue terre dal nemico Sceriffo di Nottingham è costretto a rifugiarsi nella foresta di Sherwood e considerato un fuorilegge. Con i suoi compagni e amici di avventura, fra i quali Frate Tuck e Little John, la storia si dipana con moltissimi colpi di scena, con la guerra fra i sassoni e i normanni, senza tralasciare le relazioni amorose. Oltre all’amore, nel romanzo, nella banda degli allegri compagni della foresta, viene accompagnato e rafforzato l’onore, l’amicizia e la volontà di combattere contro i soprusi. Naturalmente non mancano molteplici riferimenti all’abilità di arciere del famoso protagonista.

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20. Il tulipano nero

Nato nel 1802 a Villers-Cotterets, Alexandre Dumas (padre), fu uno scrittore e drammaturgo francese, immensamente noto nel panorama letterario internazionale per romanzi come "Il conte di Montecristo", "I tre moschettieri" e "La Regina Margot". È considerato uno dei maestri del romanzo storico, nella cui scritttura eccelse: anche "Il tulipano nero" appartiene a questa corrente letteraria, e venne scritto da Dumas nel 1850 in collaborazione con Auguste Maquet, altro noto scrittore d'oltralpe.Ambientato nei Paesi Bassi, nel ‘600 (periodo d’oro per l’Olanda), racconta di una efferata lotta di potere tra Johan De Witt (un ricco borghese) e Guglielmo III D’Orange (aristocratico).Alla base della trama c’è il mercato dei tulipani, che venivano importati dall’Oriente. Il mercato dei tulipani diventa in poco tempo la base dell’economia olandese, attirando soprattutto i nobili del Paese. Il prezzo dei fiori continua a salire, vittima delle speculazioni di chi vede in questi fiori un’ottima fonte di guadagno. Questo libro racconta i meccanismi del mercato dei tulipani dell’epoca attraverso una storia originale e coinvolgente.Cornelius Van Bearle sta per creare un fiore meraviglioso, un tulipano nero. Isaac Boxtel, suo vicino, cerca in ogni modo di appropriarsi dei preziosi bulbi. Per raggiungere il suo scopo entra nella serra di Cornelius, poi per liberarsi del rivale lo denuncia e lo fa incarcerare con l'accusa di aver nascosto delle lettere affidategli da Corneille de Witt, Governatore della Provincia. Van Bearle riesce con uno stratagemma a portare con sé in prigione i preziosi bulbi incartandoli in un foglio che contiene un messaggio del Governatore... Cornelius è in pericolo ma aiutato dalla giovane Rosa, figlia del guardiano della prigione, riesce a far fiorire i bulbi. Protagonista del romanzo è proprio il fiore, il tulipano nero, sullo sfondo le lotte dei Paesi Bassi nel travagliato periodo della fine del Seicento.

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