The Count Of Monte Cristo: Or, The Adventures Of Edmond Dantès; Volume 18
(Part of the Le Comte de Monte-Cristo Series and Le Comte de Monte-Cristo Series)
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Experience the swashbuckling tale of betrayal, imprisonment, and vengeance in Alexandre Dumas's timeless classic, "The Count Of Monte Cristo." Edmond Dant s, a young and promising sailor, is falsely accused of treason and imprisoned in the dreaded Ch teau d'If. After years of unjust confinement, Dant s escapes and, guided by a newfound fortune, transforms himself into the enigmatic and powerful Count of Monte Cristo.
Driven by a thirst for retribution, the Count embarks on a meticulous quest to punish those who conspired to ruin his life. Set against the backdrop of post-Napoleonic France, this epic adventure explores themes of justice, mercy, and the corrupting influence of power. "The Count of Monte Cristo" remains a compelling exploration of the human spirit and its capacity for both great cruelty and extraordinary redemption, captivating readers with its intricate plot and unforgettable characters.
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