The Outlaw Of Camargue

Set in the rugged landscape of southern France, this historical novel tells the story of Camargue, a notorious outlaw who roams the countryside fighting against the oppressive powers of the day. Anna T. Sadlier's masterful translation captures the drama and excitement of the original French text, while A. de Lamothe's vivid descriptions of the landscape and culture bring the setting to life.

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