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Old 08-20-2014, 11:08 AM   #13
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The Count Of Monte Christo is the more appealing one to me. I'm very wary of difficult and Russian classics. Big thanks.
I wouldn't dismiss War and Peace. It's really good. It's not all that difficult. I'm particularly fond of the lasted translation in 2008, which is not a freebie. The author goes to great detail to footnote various events and people to relate them to the historical accuracy and times in Russia. It's a fascinating read.

There are many characters, but only really about 20-30 fictional characters that are main. The rest are tangential, and the majority are actual historical people.
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