The count of Monte Cristo (2 vols) (set)

As one hundred and sixty-five years ago, "the Count of Monte Cristo" by Alexandre Dumas remains one of the most popular novels in world literature. To him he wrote the continuation, put it on the stage, created the musicals filmed, but to this day countless editions of this book will bring pleasure to new generations of readers.
The story of a young Parisian, whose friends jokingly put in prison, gleaned by the author in the archives of the Paris police. And from the pen of the master leaves the sailor Edmond Dantes, the Martyr of the Chateau d'if. Not waiting for justice, he decides for himself to judge and cruel revenge on the enemies who destroyed his happiness. Dumas, always suffered from debts, gladly turns his character into a fabulously rich man who throws handfuls of sapphires, diamonds, emeralds and rubies, arranges the fate of some characters and crushes the lives of others.