Alexandre Dumas père - chronique autographe signée sur le brigandage - 1830

Very beautiful autograph chronicle by Alexandre Dumas père (1802-1870). Signed with his initials AD.
Dumas is a French writer, famous for his adventure and historical novels. Notably the author of The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo, he is one of the most-read French writers in the world.

"Indeed, Pilone is relegated to the secondary and even tertiary role.
We read in the French newspaper Le Constitutionnel: "In Spain the brigands rival in number and audacity with the brigands of southern Italy. A certain Jordan, a deserter, kidnapped the provincial deputy Lafuente Casamayor and did not hand him back to his family except for the sum of 12,000 piastres, 62,000 francs."
Hang yourself, Pilone, you have drawn only 4,000 francs from a (...) bank!
That is why people say that Pilone left Mount Pinzio for Mount Vesuvius. He has his revenge to take against his Spanish colleague.
The trophies of Miltiades kept Themistocles from sleeping."

Very good condition.

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