Twenty-Five Years of My Life and Memoirs of My Mother

In "Twenty-Five Years of My Life and Memoirs of My Mother, Volume II," Alphonse de Lamartine continues his captivating autobiographical account, offering a unique window into 19th-century France. Lamartine recounts significant personal experiences alongside vivid portrayals of notable figures such as Madame de Genlis and the Duke of Orleans. This volume provides an intimate glimpse into the social, political, and cultural milieu of the era, detailing Lamartine's observations and reflections on events in locations ranging from Paris and Lyons to Macon and Chambery.

Through his personal narrative, Lamartine weaves a rich tapestry of memories, offering readers insight into his relationships, travels, and the historical currents that shaped his life. This memoir is an invaluable resource for those interested in French history, aristocratic society, and the personal journey of one of France's most celebrated literary figures.

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