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Il visconte di Bragelonne
- Narrated by: Silvia Cecchini
- Length: 30 hrs and 49 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Questo è il romanzo finale del "Ciclo dei moschettieri", trilogia che inizia con "I Tre Moschettieri", e prosegue con "Venti anni dopo". Pubblicato a puntate nel 1847, ha ancora per protagonisti i quattro eroi dei romanzi precedenti, che sono adesso invecchiati e hanno seguito strade diverse, ma che, prima di morire, riusciranno ancora a ritrovare il loro affetto d'un tempo.
Le avventure di cappa e spada dei primi romanzi diventano in questo avventure galanti e intrighi della corte di Luigi XIV. Nel romanzo compare anche la storia del prigioniero con la maschera di ferro che è poi stato ripreso più volte dal cinema.
Cornice musicale: Liszt, preludio sinfonico n.3
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