Alexandre Dumas père transcribes the well-known story of Ali Pasha in a unique way, giving his own dimension to the formidable personality of the satrap of Epirus.
In this work, one encounters some of the most impressive elements that characterize the works of the author of "The Three Musketeers" and "The Count of Monte Cristo," such as the desire for revenge, the unquenchable hatred, the scheming, the bloodthirsty crimes, and the human passions with their tragic consequences.
"Ali Pasha" is a work by Dumas that has remained almost unknown until today, as it is published for the first time worldwide. Additionally, the circumstances of its writing are of particular interest, the paradoxical background of which is illuminated in the introduction and the epilogue of this edition.
[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]
