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The narrative opens with a lyrical tour of a tropical colony and then follows a man of mixed origins who returns to that island to confront entrenched racial hierarchies. Personal desires for recognition and love become entangled with broader injustices, prompting political confrontation, secret plots, and violent clashes. Interwoven episodes portray plantation life, maritime and legal encounters, and intimate family dilemmas, while recurring themes of honor, identity, and retribution propel the central figure toward a decisive armed confrontation. The work combines adventure and romance with social critique to offer a panoramic account of colonial society and its tensions.

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Title: Georges

Author: Alexandre Dumas

Release date: April 27, 2006 [eBook #18271]
Most recently updated: May 24, 2021

Language: French

Credits: Chuck Greif

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Alexandre Dumas

GEORGES

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Table des matières

Chapitre I—L'île de France
Chapitre II—Lions et léopards
Chapitre III—Trois enfants
Chapitre IV—Quatorze ans après
Chapitre V—L'enfant prodigue
Chapitre VI—Transfiguration
Chapitre VII—La berloque
Chapitre VIII—La toilette du nègre marron
Chapitre IX—La rose de la rivière noire
Chapitre X—Le bain
Chapitre XI—Le prix des nègres
Chapitre XII—Le bal
Chapitre XIII—Le négrier
Chapitre XIV—Philosophie négrière
Chapitre XV—La boîte de Pandore
Chapitre XVI—La demande en mariage
Chapitre XVII—Les courses
Chapitre XVIII—Laïza
Chapitre XIX—Le Yamsé
Chapitre XX—Le rendez-vous
Chapitre XXI—Le refus
Chapitre XXII—La révolte
Chapitre XXIII—Un cœur de père
Chapitre XXIV—Les grands bois
Chapitre XXV—Juge et bourreau
Chapitre XXVI—La chasse aux nègres
Chapitre XXVII—La répétition
Chapitre XXVIII—L'église du Saint-Sauveur
Chapitre XXIX—Le «Leycester»
Chapitre XXX—Le combat
Bibliographie—Œuvres complètes