Herger, Edmund. Ein Dandy A. D. Zeit Des Directoriums

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"Herger, Edmund. Ein Dandy A. D. Zeit Des Directoriums" is a historical novel written by Swiss author Edmund Herger. The title translates to "A Dandy from the Time of the Directory" in English, and the book delves into the life and times of a dandy during the French Directory period, which lasted from 1795 to 1799. This era, known for its political instability, followed the French Revolution and preceded the Consulate under Napoleon Bonaparte.

Edmund Herger's novel is a rich tapestry of the social and political nuances of the time, exploring the complexities of identity and the role of a dandy within the turbulent context of post-revolutionary France. The Directory period was marked by a unique cultural and fashion renaissance, and dandies, with their emphasis on elegance and wit, were prominent figures in the social scene.

In "Ein Dandy A. D. Zeit Des Directoriums," Herger provides a detailed portrayal of the protagonist's life, capturing the essence of the Directory's societal norms and the dandy's place within it. The novel is not only a historical account but also a study of the human condition, examining themes of vanity, social ambition, and the pursuit of pleasure amidst the backdrop of a society in transition.

The book is a significant contribution to the genre of historical fiction, offering readers insight into a period that is often overshadowed by the more widely studied eras of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Empire. Herger's work stands out for its meticulous research, vivid characterizations, and its ability to transport readers to a time of both opulence and upheaval.

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