
BARNAVE - DU MÊME AUTEUR
BARNAVE - PAR - M. JULES JANIN - NOUVELLE ÉDITION ENTIÈREMENT REVUE - PARIS - MICHEL LÉVY FRÈRES, LIBRAIRES-ÉDITEURS - RUE VIVIENNE, 2 BIS - 1860 - Tous droits réservés
PRÉFACE - DE LA PREMIÈRE ÉDITION.
SUITE DE LA PREMIÈRE PRÉFACE.
BARNAVE
PREMIÈRE PARTIE
CHAPITRE I
CHAPITRE II
CHAPITRE III
CHAPITRE IV
A royal guard’s voice guides listeners through a poignant twilight of the French monarchy, tracing the king’s ceremonial farewell as he sails from Cherbourg toward an uncertain horizon. The narrative weaves vivid descriptions of crowds lining the streets, the solemn exchange of honors, and the lingering melancholy that clings to both the old guard and the mournful citizens who have long revered their sovereign. Through intimate anecdotes and sensory detail, the opening paints a portrait of a ruler whose generosity and dignity stand in stark contrast to the restless whispers of change gathering beyond the palace walls.
Beyond the immediate journey, the story explores the fragile tension between steadfast loyalty and the inevitable tide of history, inviting reflection on the personal cost of political decline. Listeners are drawn into a world where reverence and doubt coexist, setting the stage for an unfolding drama that balances historical depth with heartfelt humanity.
Language
fr
Duration
~11 hours (654K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Pierre Lacaze and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This book was produced from scanned images of public domain material from the Google Print project.)
Release date
2010-09-15
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1804–1874
A lively French man of letters, he became famous for sharp, theatrical criticism and for fiction that captured the energy of the Romantic era. Best known today for his journalism as well as imaginative works like The Dead Donkey and the Guillotined Woman, he brought wit and spectacle to everything he wrote.
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