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The Memoirs of Chateaubriand - Volume 5
François-René de Chateaubriand
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The memoirs of Chateaubriand continue in Volume 5, with the author still in the thick of political events, telling his story with his trademark acerbity and melancholy, interspersed with extracts from his voluminous correspondence with the literary, intellectual and political stars of his age.
The memoirs of Chateaubriand continue in Volume 5, with the author still in the thick of political events, telling his story with his trademark acerbity and melancholy, interspersed with extracts from his voluminous correspondence with the literary, intellectual and political stars of his age.
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