War and Peace
by Leo Tolstoy
1392 pages· 2010
About
The content of War and Peace needs no introduction. Leo Tolstoy's classic continues to be one of the most important works of literature ever, even in modern times.
Besides one of the best literary works ever written, this edition also features the following:
- A custom introduction and historical context for the novel, by the editor
- A photo gallery featuring rare photos of Tolstoy including the only known color photo of the author (color viewable only on certain devices)
- Illustrations throughout the book
- A linked table of contents which is sorted by both book and chapter
- Paragraph based content which means that conversations are easy to follow with proper spacing, and an overall content styling that lends itself to any font and line size.
This is the edition of War and Peace you have been waiting for!
Besides one of the best literary works ever written, this edition also features the following:
- A custom introduction and historical context for the novel, by the editor
- A photo gallery featuring rare photos of Tolstoy including the only known color photo of the author (color viewable only on certain devices)
- Illustrations throughout the book
- A linked table of contents which is sorted by both book and chapter
- Paragraph based content which means that conversations are easy to follow with proper spacing, and an overall content styling that lends itself to any font and line size.
This is the edition of War and Peace you have been waiting for!
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