Manon Lescaut

Experience the fervor and tragedy of 18th-century France in Abbe Prevost's classic, "Manon Lescaut." This enduring work of French literature explores the intoxicating power of passion and its devastating consequences across social classes.

A timeless narrative unfolds, drawing the reader into a world where love and societal constraints collide. "Manon Lescaut" stands as a poignant example of romantic tragedy, examining the complexities of human desire.

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