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The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1916)

by Vicente Blasco Ibáñez

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From the pen of this famous Spanish author comes a magnificent and searching study of human beings in time of war.

Julio Desnoyers, a wealthy young Spanish American, tries to escape the dirt, blood, and horror of World War I. Why should he fight on foreign soil for a country that is his father's land and not his own? But everywhere he turns, war and its ravages follow Julio, changing everything. His lover Marguerite no longer desires their old life of abandoned intimacy, and his father has no use for his cowardly, profligate son.

When Julio finally decides to fight, the world and his family know him for a different man.

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  archivomorero | Dec 15, 2022 |
267. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, by Vicente Blasco Ibanez (read 15 July 1946) When on July 14, 1946, I was reading this book my comment was: ""Reading in Four Horsemen of teh Apocalypse. Dumb, old-fashioned." On July 15, 1946, I said: "Finished tonight (it's 11:15PM) The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Typical old 'novel' in the worst sense. So stupid and obvious. It is written by a Spaniard, who probably could write but the style a novel had to be in at that time is impossible." ( )
  Schmerguls | Feb 12, 2012 |
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From the pen of this famous Spanish author comes a magnificent and searching study of human beings in time of war.

Julio Desnoyers, a wealthy young Spanish American, tries to escape the dirt, blood, and horror of World War I. Why should he fight on foreign soil for a country that is his father's land and not his own? But everywhere he turns, war and its ravages follow Julio, changing everything. His lover Marguerite no longer desires their old life of abandoned intimacy, and his father has no use for his cowardly, profligate son.

When Julio finally decides to fight, the world and his family know him for a different man.

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