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Three Musketeers – A scarce 1957 Jonathan Cape hardcover study of Alexandre Dumas and the remarkable Dumas family, written by acclaimed French biographer André Maurois.
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Three Musketeers: A Study of the Dumas Family by André Maurois is a substantial literary biography exploring the life, legacy and extraordinary creative world of Alexandre Dumas and his family. Best known to readers through The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo, Dumas remains one of the most influential names in French literature, and Maurois brings his characteristic biographical skill to the dramatic story behind the writer, his background, his circle, his literary output and the family history that shaped his imagination.
This 1957 Jonathan Cape hardcover copy of Three Musketeers is an appealing addition for collectors of classic literature, French literary studies, Dumas-related works, literary biography and mid-century Cape publications. It will suit readers interested in the real history behind the great adventure novels, as well as collectors building sections on Alexandre Dumas, nineteenth-century French literature, historical fiction, European authors and literary criticism.
Three Musketeers is a worthwhile vintage volume for the serious literature shelf, particularly for those who enjoy biographical studies of major authors and the cultural worlds that produced their best-known works.
Condition – Fair
Red cloth boards are faded, rubbed and soiled, with fraying and wear to the spine ends and exposed board visible at the head of the spine. Text block edges show age-toning, foxing/spotting, dust marks and staining, with green top stain present. Binding is intact, but the shows clear age and shelf wear. Previous owner’s inscription can be seen on the title page.






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