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Created sou Samdi, Me 04, 2013 5:57 PM Alexandre Dumas, ki te fèt an Ayiti 1762, se te youn nan moun ki moun inoubliyab. Superbly. Gen anpil pouvwa. Entelijan. Kalite. Nan batay, li te fè tankou yon superhero: yon sèl-handedly bat plizyè douzèn moun. Ak madanm li, li te fè tankou yon amoure: ekri lèt santimantal soti nan devan an. Kòm yon Jeneral kòmandan kèk 50,000 sòlda yo, li nan plas kote lòt moun te echwe, ak frape otrichyen yo koupe alp la pou Lafrans. Li te gen yon lejand nan tan pwòp tèt li. Li enspire Count nan Monte kristo ak mousketèr yo twa, ekri pa pitit pitit li. Gason tankou Alexandre Dumas yo pa bliye - yo siye soti, ak anpil atansyon, pa lòt gason.
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Created on Saturday, May 04, 2013 5:57 PM Alexandre Dumas, born in Haiti 1762, was one of those unforgettable men. Dashing. Powerful. Intelligent. Kind. In battle, he performed like a superhero: single-handedly defeating dozens of men. With his wife, he performed like a romantic: writing soulful letters from the front. As a General commanding some 50,000 soldiers, he succeeded where others had failed, and knocked the Austrians off the Alps for France. He was a legend in his own time. He inspired The Count of Monte Cristo and The Three Musketeers, written by his grandson. Men like Alexandre Dumas are not forgotten -- they are wiped out, carefully, by other men.