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Liepman Literary Agency
Marc Koralnik
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French

THE REVOLT OF THE HUMLIATED

Patrick Pesnot

The novel of French 1848 Revolution
1847. Petitjean, a young provincial man, arrives in Paris after escaping the repression in Buzançais, near Châteauroux, where starving farmers revolted.

Petitjean meets devoted Republican militants. With them he becomes one of the main contenders of the 1848 Revolution of France – that will end with king Louis-Philippe's deposition and the proclamation of the 2nd Republic. But disillusionment is coming: the friendship between bourgeois and proletarians collapse in the first weeks of the Republican government.

Month after month, political fights become more and more intense. And if love enters his life, Petitjean doesn't lose his political opinions.

Meeting some real great figures, such as Lamartine, Blanqui or Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte, Petitjean invites
us in a feverish Paris facing a revolution that will end in blood and treason.

PATRICK PESNOT
Patrick Pesnot is an historian and an author. More than 20,000 copies have been sold of his trilogy “La Malédiction des Médicis” (The Omen of Medicis), published by Archipoche. He is also the author of The Rose and The Hangman (l'Archipel, 2018).
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Published 2019-11-01 by L'Archipel