Twenty years later - Dumas Alexandre (9789660369610)

Alexandre Dumas the Father (1802-1870) - famous French writer, author of about 1,200 novels and dramas, one of the most widely read novelists in the world. The grandson of a marquis and a black slave, the son of a general of the Republic and an innkeeper, he was a brilliant storyteller, a man who lived a stormy life, loved pleasure and worked tirelessly. “History is the nail on which I hang my novels,” he said, and confirmation of this is his novels, which are still popular all over the world today. “Twelve Years Later” is the second book in the famous trilogy of Alexandre Dumas about the royal musketeers, where, in addition to This novel includes The Three Musketeers and Ten Years Later. So twenty years have passed. D'Artagnan is still a lieutenant of the musketeers, Athos - Count de La Fère - lives on his estate, Aramis is a priest, and the rich Porthos is bored and dreams of becoming a baron. Fate would have it that the former friends ended up on opposite sides of the political struggle, but their friendship is stronger than any intrigue, and the motto of their youth “One for all and all for one” helps the magnificent four overcome all obstacles.