François-Auguste-René, vicomte de Chateaubriand, was a writer, adventurer, and statesman during the period of the French Revolution. His literary work represents the last intellectual flourishing of a decadent nobility, and justifies his place as a founder of the Romantic school of literature. Chateaubriand’s posthumous Memoirs are an insightful and poignant depiction of his tumultuous life amidst the chaos of the Revolution and the Napoleonic wars, to the eve of the Second Republic and the end of the French monarchy.

Book Size: Executive (7 x 10 in / 178 x 254 mm)

Page Count: 390 Pages

Interior Color: Black & White Standard

Paper Type: 60# Cream

Book Binding: Hardcover

Cover Finish: Matte

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