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A Girl of the Commune
G. A. Henty
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On inquiry of the concierge at No. 15 Avenue de Passy, Cuthbert was informed that Madame Michaud lived on the third floor. On ascending and ringing the bell the door was opened by an elderly servant.
"I have called to see Mademoiselle Brander, is she at home?"
"She is, sir."
"Would you give her my card, if you please?"[Pg 72]
"Mademoiselle is expecting you," the servant said, and led the way at once into a sitting-room.
It was of the usual type of such room—of good size but bare, with bee's-waxed floo. . . Read More
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This was a fascinating look at the siege of Paris in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-71 and the following siege by the radical Paris Commune, all from the viewpoint of an Englishman who was studying art in Paris at the time. Henty is a master storyteller of historical fiction. I enjoyed the story wh
Not my favorite henty
The most unique Henty book I've read. Truly wonderful story!!
This book is the perfect mix of French revolution (think A Tale of Two Cities and The Scarlet Pimpernel) and English-ness (think Virginia Woolf and Jane Eyre).