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Captain Alfred Dreyfus Was A Rising Star In The French Artillery Command. Reserved Yet Intelligent And Ambitious, Dreyfus Had Everything: A Family, Money, And A Clear Path To A Prestigious Post. However, Dreyfus Also Had Enemies, Especially Within The Impoverished Aristocracy, Who Disliked Him Because He Was Rich, Bourgeois, And, Above All, A Jew. On The Basis Of Flimsy Evidence, He Was Arrested For High Treason, And Sentenced To Life On The Legendary, Lethal Devil's Island. The Saga Of Dreyfus's Many Trials--he Was Not Exonerated Until 1906, Twelve Years After First Being Arrested--the Fight To Free Him, And The Intrigues On Both Sides, Is A Fast-moving Mystery Story Rife With Heroes And Villains, Loose Women, Loyal Wives, Bisexual Men, Tricksters, And Charlatans. The Anti-semitism And Deceit On Display In The Dreyfus Case Was An Ominous Prelude To The Holocaust And The Long, Bloody Twentieth Century To Come. The Dreyfus Scandal Still Has Much To Teach Us, And Prizewinning Novelist, Biographer, And Narrative Historian Piers Paul Read Brings This Real-life Morality Tale Alive For A New Generation.--from Publisher Description. Pt. 1. Before The Affair -- The French Revolution -- The

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Author
Piers Paul Read, 1941-
Publisher
New York: Bloomsbury Press
Published
2012
Language
EN
ISBN
9781608194322
Category
history
Subjects
Fiction, Memoir, Political Science
Rating
3.73 / 5 (161 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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