Sal'vator. Roman v 2tt. T.1 - Diuma Aleksandr

Salvator is the ubiquitous protea in the work blouse and cloak of the color of the night. He studied from top to bottom all the circles of Parisian hell. Aristocrats and beggars, police officers and criminals - he knows more about them than they do about him. But who really is this deft commissioner-concoction from The Street Offer? A good guardian angel reaching out to all who have lost their way, or a stern avenger angel lurking up to his time to achieve his formidable goal? Another volume of the illustrated collection of works by Alexandre Dumas includes the first books of the novel "Salvator", which concludes the longest epic of the writer - "Paris Mohicans", which tells about the events of secret and overt, became the prologue of "three glorious days" July Revolution of 1830.