OS TRÊS MOSQUETEIROS (NOVA EDIÇÃO)

The classic adventure of world literature by French author Alexandre Dumas, presented in a stunning edition filled with illustrations, historical insights, and fascinating facts.
"All for one and one for all!"
This legendary motto of bravery, friendship, and loyalty—shouted by the famous musketeers—is one of the most iconic phrases in literature. First written in 1844 and originally published as a serialized novel in France, the thrilling adventures of these inseparable companions continue to captivate readers around the world to this day.
In the story, young D’Artagnan leaves his small village in rural France and travels to Paris with dreams of joining King Louis XIII’s guard. There, he meets the musketeers Athos, Porthos, and Aramis. Before their first duel, however, they are interrupted by Cardinal Richelieu’s guards. The four fight side by side, forging a deep friendship that leads to a series of daring adventures, emotional duels, political intrigue, and romantic rivalries.
This edition features Hildergard Feist’s faithful translation, preserving the energy and emotion of the original text. It also includes rich contextual material with historical background, fascinating period facts, and detailed illustrations that bring to life the atmosphere of 17th-century France—the dramatic setting of this unforgettable narrative.