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Alexandre Dumas, I Borboni di Napoli, Volume III, Naples 1862, Quarter-Leather Binding

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Alexandre Dumas, I Borboni di Napoli, Volume III, Naples 1862, Quarter-Leather Binding
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An Italian-language historical work by Alexandre Dumas, issued in Naples in 1862 as Volume III of I Borboni di Napoli. The title page states that the work was published for readers of L'Indipendente and based on documents from the secret archives of the Neapolitan police and foreign affairs offices. Bound with a brown leather spine decorated and lettered in gilt over marbled paper-covered boards. The spine is lettered "Dumas / I Borboni di Napoli" and numbered "3.4." The title page bears handwritten presentation inscriptions, including an 1887 date, and a blue stamp of the Associazione Generale dei Sott'Ufficiali e Soldati in Congedo, Torino.

ARTIST / CREATOR BIOGRAPHY
Alexandre Dumas (1802-1870) was a French novelist and dramatist born in Villers-Cotterêts. The son of General Thomas-Alexandre Dumas, he inherited a family story marked by revolution, military distinction and dramatic reversals of fortune. After moving to Paris, he established his reputation in the theater before turning his expansive imagination toward historical fiction. Dumas became one of the defining popular storytellers of the 19th century. His great adventure novels, many developed with collaborator Auguste Maquet and first published serially, include The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo. Swift action, memorable characters and a gift for transforming history into living drama made his writing accessible across languages and generations. Travel and public life continually fed Dumas's work. He spent time in Naples after 1860, served as director of museums and wrote extensively on southern Italian history and society. I Borboni di Napoli belongs to this Neapolitan chapter, joining historical research with the narrative energy that characterized his broader career. His enduring appeal rests in a rare ability to make the sweep of history feel immediate, personal and vividly human.

Author: Alexandre Dumas, published as Alessandro Dumas
Title: I Borboni di Napoli
Volume: Volume III
Publication: Naples, 1862
Language: Italian
Binding: Quarter leather with gilt decoration and marbled paper-covered boards
Ownership Marks: Handwritten presentation inscriptions dated 1887; Torino association stamp
Condition: As pictured.