9781861591746

The Voice of the People

Jean Vautrin; John Howe

ISBN 10: 1861591748 / 1-86159-174-8
ISBN 13: 9781861591746
Publisher: Orion
Publication Date: 2001
Binding: Hardcover
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"Unabashedly in the tradition of Hugo: an old-fashioned narrative that builds up a head of steam quickly and has plentiful enough action to make up for the thinness of its leading players."

Kirkus, 12/15/2002

 

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The Voice of the People (Hardback) (ISBN: 9781861591746)
Vautrin, Jean;Howe, John
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Book Description: Orion Publishing Co, United Kingdom, 2002. Hardback. Book Condition: New. illustrated edition. 234 x 156 mm. Brand New Book with Free Worldwide Delivery. Horace Grondin, deputy head of the Surete, is in fact Charles Bassicousse, sentenced sixteen years earlier for a murder he did not commit and obsessed with wreaking his revenge on Antoine Tarpagnan, the man he believes did commit the crime. Tarpagnan, an army captain, has fallen in love with Gabriella Pucci, the mistress of Paris's greatest villain. As Tarpagnan searches the underworld for Gabriella, unknown to him, Grondin is searching for him. Reminiscent of Victor Hugo's LES MISERABLES, with the zest for characterisation of Dickens, Vautrin's novel revels in the chaos and passion of the period culminating in the savage repression of the Commune. The final climactic moments between Grondin and Tarpagnan take place on the barricades as Paris descends into a fury of bloodletting and panic. Fiction on a grand scale, Vautrin's multi-peopled novel exuberantly recreates the moment. Bookseller Inventory # UGH9781861591746

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