Rome, Naples Et Florence [Par] Stendhal. Texte Ã(c)tabli Et annotÃ(c) Par Daniel Muller, prÃ(c)f. De Charles Maurras

Rome, Naples et Florence is a captivating travelogue by Stendhal, presented here in a carefully established and annotated edition by Daniel Muller, with a preface by Charles Maurras. This second volume offers a vivid portrait of Italy through the eyes of one of France's most celebrated writers. Stendhal's insightful observations and personal reflections bring to life the art, culture, and society of Rome, Naples, and Florence during the 19th century.

This edition provides valuable context for understanding Stendhal's unique perspective and the historical period in which he traveled. Readers will appreciate the rich details and engaging narrative that make this work a timeless exploration of Italy's enduring allure.

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