The Count of Monte Cristo (Alexandre Dumas) (Literary Thoughts Edition)

The Count of Monte Cristo (Alexandre Dumas) (Literary Thoughts Edition)
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The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas (based on the 1894 publication by T.Y.Crowell)

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The adventure novel «The Count of Monte Cristo» (French: Le Comte de Monte-Cristo), completed in 1844, is one of the most popular works written by French author Alexandre Dumas (père), along with his cloak-and-dagger play 'The Three Musketeers'. Like many of Dunas' novels, «The Count of Monte Cristo» is expanded from plot outlines by his collaborating ghostwriter Auguste Maquet.
A man gets wrongfully imprisoned, escapes from jail, acquires a fortune, and sets about getting revenge on those responsible for his imprisonment. However, his plans have devastating consequences for the innocent as well as the guilty.
The story takes place in France, Italy, and islands in the Mediterranean during the historical events of 1815 – 1839: the era of the Bourbon Restoration through the reign of Louis-Philippe of France. It begins just before the Hundrred Days period (when Napoleon returned to power after his exile).

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Alexandre Dumas. The Count of Monte Cristo (Alexandre Dumas) (Literary Thoughts Edition)

The Count of Monte Cristo

Literary Thoughts Edition presents. The Count of Monte Cristo (complete novel), by Alexandre Dumas

The Count of Monte Cristo

Chapter 1 – Marseilles – The Arrival

Chapter 2 – Father and Son

Chapter 3 – The Catalans

Chapter 4 – Conspiracy

Chapter 5 – The Marriage-Feast

Chapter 6 – The Deputy Procureur du Roi

Chapter 7 – The Examination

Chapter 8 – The Chateau D'If

Chapter 9 – The Evening of the Betrothal

Chapter 10 – The King's Closet at the Tuileries

Chapter 11 – The Corsican Ogre

Chapter 12 – Father and Son

Chapter 13 – The Hundred Days

Chapter 14 – The Two Prisoners

Chapter 15 – Number 34 and Number 27

Chapter 16 – A Learned Italian

Chapter 17 – The Abbe's Chamber

Chapter 18 – The Treasure

Chapter 19 – The Third Attack

Chapter 20 – The Cemetery of the Chateau D'If

Chapter 21 – The Island of Tiboulen

Chapter 22 – The Smugglers

Chapter 23 – The Island of Monte Cristo

Chapter 24 – The Secret Cave

Chapter 25 – The Unknown

Chapter 26 – The Pont du Gard Inn

Chapter 27 – The Story

The Count of Monte Cristo

Chapter 28 – The Prison Register

Chapter 29 – The House of Morrel & Son

Chapter 30 – The Fifth of September

Chapter 31 – Italy: Sinbad the Sailor

Chapter 32 – The Waking

Chapter 33 – Roman Bandits

Chapter 34 – The Colosseum

Chapter 35 – La Mazzolata

Chapter 36 – The Carnival at Rome

Chapter 37 – The Catacombs of Saint Sebastian

Chapter 38 – The Compact

Chapter 39 – The Guests

Chapter 40 – The Breakfast

Chapter 41 – The Presentation

Chapter 42 – Monsieur Bertuccio

Chapter 43 – The House at Auteuil

Chapter 44 – The Vendetta

Chapter 45 – The Rain of Blood

Chapter 46 – Unlimited Credit

Chapter 47 – The Dappled Grays

The Count of Monte Cristo

Chapter 48 – Ideology

Chapter 49 – Haidee

Chapter 50 – The Morrel Family

Chapter 51 – Pyramus and Thisbe

Chapter 52 – Toxicology

Chapter 53 – Robert le Diable

Chapter 54 – A Flurry in Stocks

Chapter 55 – Major Cavalcanti

Chapter 56 – Andrea Cavalcanti

Chapter 57 – In the Lucerne Patch

Chapter 58 – M. Noirtier de Villefort

Chapter 59 – The Will

Chapter 60 – The Telegraph

Chapter 61 – How a Gardener May Get Rid of the Dormice that Eat His Peaches

Chapter 62 – Ghosts

Chapter 63 – The Dinner

Chapter 64 – The Beggar

Chapter 65 – A Conjugal Scene

Chapter 66 – Matrimonial Projects

Chapter 67 – At the Office of the King's Attorney

Chapter 68 – A Summer Ball

Chapter 69 – The Inquiry

Chapter 70 – The Ball

Chapter 71 – Bread and Salt

Chapter 72 – Madame de Saint-Meran

Chapter 73 – The Promise

The Count of Monte Cristo

Chapter 74 – The Villefort Family Vault

Chapter 75 – A Signed Statement

Chapter 76 – Progress of Cavalcanti the Younger

Chapter 77 – Haidee

Chapter 78 – We hear From Yanina

Chapter 79 – The Lemonade

Chapter 80 – The Accusation

Chapter 81 – The Room of the Retired Baker

Chapter 82 – The Burglary

Chapter 83 – The Hand of God

Chapter 84 – Beauchamp

Chapter 85 – The Journey

Chapter 86 – The Trial

Chapter 87 – The Challenge

Chapter 88 – The Insult

Chapter 89 – A Nocturnal Interview

Chapter 90 – The Meeting

Chapter 91 – Mother and Son

Chapter 92 – The Suicide

Chapter 93 – Valentine

Chapter 94 – Maximilian's Avowal

Chapter 95 – Father and Daughter

The Count of Monte Cristo

Chapter 96 – The Contract

Chapter 97 – The Departure for Belgium

Chapter 98 – The Bell and Bottle Tavern

Chapter 99 – The Law

Chapter 100 – The Apparition

Chapter 101 – Locusta

Chapter 102 – Valentine

Chapter 103 – Maximilian

Chapter 104 – Danglars Signature

Chapter 105 – The Cemetery of Pere-la-Chaise

Chapter 106 – Dividing the Proceeds

Chapter 107 – The Lions' Den

Chapter 108 – The Judge

Chapter 109 – The Assizes

Chapter 110 – The Indictment

Chapter 111 – Expiation

Chapter 112 – The Departure

Chapter 113 – The Past

Chapter 114 – Peppino

Chapter 115 – Luigi Vampa's Bill of Fare

Chapter 116 – The Pardon

Chapter 117 – The Fifth of October

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By Alexandre Dumas

The Complete Novel

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"Go, I tell you."

"May I have the use of your skiff?"

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