The Works Of Charles Paul De Kock

Delve into the humorous and insightful world of 19th-century France with "Edmond and His Cousin" by Charles Paul de Kock. This classic novel, presented in English, offers a delightful exploration of societal norms and human relationships through witty prose and engaging characters. Translated and introduced by Jules Claretie, this edition brings de Kock's unique voice to a broader audience.

Experience the charm and satire that made Charles Paul de Kock a beloved author of his time. "Edmond and His Cousin" remains a testament to his keen observations and enduring storytelling ability, capturing the essence of a bygone era with humor and heart.

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