The Companions of Jehu

by Alexandre Dumas · 1857

Royalist highwaymen wage a secret war against the Revolutionary Republic during the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte.

Books mentioned in The Companions of Jehu (10)

• The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas: “for 'Les Trois Mousquetaires' I went to Boulogne and Bethune”
• Christine by Alexandre Dumas: “In order to write 'Christine' I went to Fontainebleau”
• Henri III and His Court by Alexandre Dumas: “in writing 'Henri III.' I went to Blois”
• Don Carlos by Friedrich Schiller: “We admire the Marquis de Posa in Schiller's 'Don Carlos'”
• Julie, or the New Heloise by Jean-Jacques Rousseau: “Jayat, who was reading 'La Nouvelle Heloise'”
• The Rhine by Victor Hugo: “Victor Hugo in his book called 'The Rhine.'”
• Histoire des Girondins by Alphonse de Lamartine: “the immense success of his 'Histoire des Girondins.'”
• Souvenirs de la Revolution by Charles Nodier: “Have you Nodier's 'Souvenirs de la Revolution'?”
• Of Life and of Death by Xavier Bichat: “It is Bichat's book 'Of Life and of Death' translated into bronze.”
• Le Devoir by Jules Simon: “my old friend, Jules Simon, author of 'Devoir'”