Celebrated Crimes (Complete)

By Alexandre Dumas

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Thrust into the dark heart of history, experience power, ambition and moral crossroads as infamous figures commit heinous acts.

Genres

Biographies Crime/Mystery Sociology

Released

2004-09-22

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Summary

"Celebrated Crimes (Complete)" by Alexandre Dumas is a gripping collection of historical crime narratives, blending well-researched facts with dramatic storytelling. The book begins with the poignant death of Lorenzo de' Medici, as he faces Friar Savonarola and grapples with his sins amid the state of Florence. Dumas highlights the Borgia family and others, exploring dark themes of power, ambition, and moral ambiguity. The author presents a series of notorious figures and events, giving historical context and insight. The opening sets the tone for the violent and intricate histories that shaped Europe, weaving together personal ambitions with far-reaching political events.