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Salammb

Gustave Flaubert
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Year
2018
Language
French
Publisher
Oregan Publishing

About

Salammb est un roman historique de Gustave Flaubert, paru en 1862 chez Michel Lévy.

Il prend pour sujet la Guerre des Mercenaires, iiie siècle av. J.-C., qui opposa la ville de Carthage avec les Mercenaires barbares qu'elle avait employés pendant la première Guerre punique, et qui se révoltèrent, furieux de ne pas avoir reçu la solde convenue. Flaubert chercha à respecter l'Histoire connue, mais profita du peu d'informations disponibles pour décrire un Orient à l'exotisme sensuel et violent.

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