March
Book One
John Lewis · 2008 · 590 pages
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About the book
A literary and profound reinterpretation of the classic "The French Revolution" from the perspective of a father reflecting on his life as the nation transforms. John Lewis reimagines the revolutionary period through contemporary lenses, interweaving personal and collective history. The narrative is a meditation on leadership, social transformation, and the human cost of progress.
Book details
| Author | John Lewis |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 2008 |
| Pages | 590 |
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