Le dernier vivant

Written shortly after France's 1870 defeat, it follows diplomat Geoffroy de Rœux as he investigates a sinister conspiracy involving his childhood friend, judge Lucien Thibault.

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"Le dernier vivant" by Paul Féval is a novel published in serial form between 1871-1872. Written shortly after France's 1870 defeat, it follows diplomat Geoffroy de Rœux as he investigates a sinister conspiracy involving his childhood friend, judge Lucien Thibault. When Lucien suffers a mental breakdown after his wife Jeanne is accused of murder, Geoffroy uncovers a web of anonymous letters, false identities, and manipulation. The novel critiques the corruption of military suppliers whom Féval blamed for France's wartime losses.

Format: EPUB
Language: French
Length: 632 pages