Camille Debans Libri

A spurned lover transforms into a billionaire and seeks revenge against an English nobleman by creating a powerful nation that ultimately conquers England. This tale explores themes of ambition and vengeance while envisioning future global warfare, particularly naval battles involving ironclad ships and innovative fictional technologies. The narrative presents a unique perspective on the dynamics of power and conflict, highlighting the dramatic consequences of personal grievances on an international scale.

Set in 19th-century Paris, the narrative follows two young men, Émile and Henri, who become embroiled in a jewel theft scandal. Wrongfully accused, they embark on a quest to clear their names and uncover the true culprits, encountering intriguing characters and unexpected secrets along the way. The story intertwines suspense, romance, and a vivid portrayal of urban life, offering readers a captivating glimpse into the era. This work is recognized as an important piece of 19th-century French literature, still resonating with contemporary audiences.

Ce livre est une reproduction d'une œuvre publiée avant 1920, faisant partie d'une collection rééditée par Hachette Livre en partenariat avec la Bibliothèque nationale de France. Il offre l'accès à des livres anciens et souvent rares issus du patrimoine de la BnF.