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Who wrote La Dama De Las Camelias; Una Familia Corsa?

"La Dama De Las Camelias; Una Familia Corsa" was written by Alexandre Dumas and published in 1848. French novelist and playwright known for adventurous classics like 'The Count of Monte Cristo' and 'The Three Musketeers'.

La Dama De Las Camelias; Una Familia Corsa

1848

Alexandre Dumas

La Dama De Las Camelias; Una Familia Corsa

Alexandre Dumas

1848

La Dama De Las Camelias, published in 1848 by Alexandre Dumas, tells the tragic love story of Margarita Gautier, a courtesan in Paris, and her romance with Armando Duval. The novel explores themes of love, sacrifice, and societal judgment, reflecting on the complexities of Margarita's life and the perceptions surrounding courtesans. Dumas's narrative is notable for its emotional depth and is based on his own experiences with a courtesan, making it a significant work in French literature. This edition features a new translation commissioned for the World's Classics.