Ali Pacha (Annotated) #615966

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In this seventh volume of his Celebrated Crimes, Dumas presents three stories: Ali Pacha's savage excesses, the Countess of Saint Geran's story, and the story of Murat, whose bravery became a legend during the French Revolution. Few men have a better understanding of themselves or a better relationship with the orbit of their existence than Ali Pacha, and because a person's personality is all the more striking in proportion to how it reflects the manners and ideas of the time and country in which he lived, Ali Pacha's figure stands out as one of the most singular, if not the most brilliant, in contemporary history.