Egypt, Nubia, Palestine and Syria : Photographic Drawings (Ed.1852) (9782012541399)

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WORK IS IN FRENCH

The Count of Monte-Christo, by Alexandre Dumas. Illustrated by G. Staal, J.-A. Beauce, etc. Part 1. Date of the original edition: 1860

Edmond Dantès wrongly imprisoned during 14 years in the island Montecristo discovers a treasure and escapes. Once free, he undertakes revenge against those who sentenced him to jail.

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Product details

  • Paperback | 198 pages
  • 156 x 234 x 11mm | 286g
  • France
  • French
  • 1852 ed.
  • 2012541399
  • 9782012541399
  • 2,177,671


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