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Enjoy the timeless brilliance of Tolstoy's War and Peace in this striking gift edition with printed page edges.
Striking a balance between philosophical discussion and compelling story-telling, War and Peace transcends the restrictions that Tolstoy perceived in the conventional novel. Set in Russia during the Napoleonic era, this epic novel follows the fortunes of five aristocratic Russian families over the course of the French invasion. Tolstoy's timeless portrayal of the fates of families set against the backdrop of war is ultimately optimistic and life-affirming, with the educated, but socially awkward Count Pierre Bezukhov often giving voice to Tolstoy's own beliefs. Weaving together the historical and the personal, this powerful work of Russian literature encompasses the entirety of human existence. This handsome gift edition with cover embossing and printed page edges makes a fittingly grand addition to any bookshelf.Customers Also Bought
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- ISBN-13: 9781398873834
- ISBN-10: 1398873837
- Publisher: Sirius Entertainment
- Publish Date: September 2027
- Page Count: 928
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