Stendhal
Bio
Stendhal (1783–1842), the pen name of Henri Marie Beyle, was born into a prosperous family in Grenoble. At sixteen he set out for Paris, intending to pursue a career as an engineer, but instead enlisted in Napoleon’s Army. Stendhal took part in campaigns in Italy, Germany, Russia, and Austria, and then, after Napoleon’s fall from power, settled in Milan,where he wrote books on art and music. Expelled from Italy for political reasons in 1821, he returned to Paris; following the 1830 revolution, he secured the position, which he was to hold for the rest of his life, of French Consul to Civitavecchia. Stendhal’s great novels The Red and the Black (1830) and The Charterhouse of Parma (1839) were largely ignored during his lifetime, and many of his works remained unfinished and were published only posthumously. Among his most important books are On Love, Lucien Leuwen, The Memoirs of an Egotist, and The Life of Henry Brulard.Stendhal Books
De l'Amour
StendhalDe l'Amour
StendhalThe Red and the Black - Unabridged
StendhalThe Charterhouse of Parma - I
StendhalThe Red and the Black
StendhalThe Charterhouse of Parma Volume II
STENDHALThe Charterhouse of Parma Volume II
STENDHALThe Charterhouse of Parma Volume I
STENDHALThe Charterhouse of Parma Volume I
STENDHALThe Charterhouse of Parma Volume I
StendhalThe Charterhouse of Parma
StendhalThe Charterhouse of Parma Volume II
StendhalMemoirs of an Egotist
StendhalThe Charterhouse of Parma
StendhalThe Red and the Black (translated with an introduction by Horace B. Samuel)
StendhalRoman Journal
StendhalLe Rouge et le Noir
Stendhal,Les Cenci
Stendhal,La Chartreuse de Parme
Stendhal,L'Abbesse De Castro
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