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John Christopher


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Book: Good
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Pages: Yellowed
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Condition remarks: Creased spines.

"Jean-Christophe" is a Nobel Prize-winning roman-fleuve published across four volumes ("Dawn and Morning," "Storm and Stress," "In Paris," and "Journey's End") in which Romain Rolland chronicles the life of a German musical genius from his Rhine Valley childhood through his turbulent years of artistic struggle and exile in Paris, using this sweeping portrait of creative idealism colliding with social and political reality to argue for the redemptive power of art and the possibility of Franco-German reconciliation.

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John Christopher


Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: N/A
Pages: Yellowed
Markings: No markings
Condition remarks: Creased spines.

"Jean-Christophe" is a Nobel Prize-winning roman-fleuve published across four volumes ("Dawn and Morning," "Storm and Stress," "In Paris," and "Journey's End") in which Romain Rolland chronicles the life of a German musical genius from his Rhine Valley childhood through his turbulent years of artistic struggle and exile in Paris, using this sweeping portrait of creative idealism colliding with social and political reality to argue for the redemptive power of art and the possibility of Franco-German reconciliation.

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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: N/A
Pages: Yellowed
Markings: No markings
Condition remarks: Creased spines.

"Jean-Christophe" is a Nobel Prize-winning roman-fleuve published across four volumes ("Dawn and Morning," "Storm and Stress," "In Paris," and "Journey's End") in which Romain Rolland chronicles the life of a German musical genius from his Rhine Valley childhood through his turbulent years of artistic struggle and exile in Paris, using this sweeping portrait of creative idealism colliding with social and political reality to argue for the redemptive power of art and the possibility of Franco-German reconciliation.