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War and Peace
Chapitres (372)
- I 0:00
- II 13:41
- III 22:29
- IV 32:23
- V 41:49
- VI 54:58
- VII 1:04:08
- VIII 1:11:01
- IX 1:19:32
- X 1:33:23
- XI 1:44:46
- XII 1:50:32
- XIII 1:59:42
- XIV 2:04:48
- XV 2:15:09
- XVI 2:25:36
- XVII 2:38:02
- XVIII 2:43:00
- XIX 2:58:24
- XX 3:06:05
- XXI 3:20:44
- XXII 3:39:36
- XXIII 3:51:03
- XXIV 4:02:40
- XXV 4:13:54
- XXVI 4:37:41
- XXVII 4:50:32
- XXVIII 5:01:04
- I 5:23:36
- II 5:34:26
- III 5:52:46
- IV 6:08:22
- V 6:28:53
- VI 6:36:59
- VII 6:43:09
- VIII 6:54:37
- IX 7:16:27
- X 7:28:08
- XI 7:42:02
- XII 7:48:17
- XIII 8:01:25
- XIV 8:15:57
- XV 8:23:22
- XVI 8:37:11
- XVII 8:42:56
- XVIII 8:54:57
- XIX 9:06:00
- XX 9:19:30
- XXI 9:33:51
- I 9:53:07
- II 10:15:40
- III 10:38:33
- IV 10:59:07
- V 11:19:02
- VI 11:33:49
- VII 11:48:57
- VIII 12:10:28
- IX 12:22:11
- X 12:38:01
- XI 12:50:40
- XII 13:00:44
- XIII 13:16:31
- XIV 13:31:03
- XV 13:44:03
- XVI 13:58:34
- XVII 14:08:08
- XVIII 14:20:37
- XIX 14:37:31
- Book II: Part I: 1806 14:48:11
- I 14:48:20
- II 15:08:43
- III 15:24:05
- IV 15:37:22
- V 15:49:55
- VI 15:55:58
- VII 16:07:28
- VIII 16:15:46
- IX 16:26:32
- X 16:32:35
- XI 16:41:32
- XII 16:47:56
- XIII 16:55:57
- XIV 17:03:39
- XV 17:10:51
- XVI 17:19:57
- Part II: 1806–07 17:28:50
- I 17:28:59
- II 17:37:33
- III 17:53:41
- IV 18:11:49
- V 18:21:03
- VI 18:25:34
- VII 18:36:31
- VIII 18:40:25
- IX 18:50:37
- X 19:03:53
- XI 19:15:06
- XII 19:36:21
- XIII 19:46:06
- XIV 19:56:20
- XV 20:01:48
- XVI 20:12:26
- XVII 20:25:10
- XVIII 20:34:15
- XIX 20:40:57
- XX 20:51:02
- XXI 21:00:20
- Part III: 1808–10 21:11:57
- I 21:12:05
- II 21:19:45
- III 21:26:52
- IV 21:33:01
- V 21:40:40
- VI 21:53:25
- VII 22:01:12
- VIII 22:11:54
- IX 22:20:02
- X 22:26:09
- XI 22:38:54
- XII 22:47:56
- XIII 22:53:59
- XIV 23:03:50
- XV 23:12:44
- XVI 23:19:58
- XVII 23:29:15
- XVIII 23:34:27
- XIX 23:45:48
- XX 23:50:34
- XXI 23:58:34
- XXII 24:06:05
- XXIII 24:16:07
- XXIV 24:31:17
- XXV 24:38:26
- XXVI 24:48:04
- Part VI: 1810—11 24:56:42
- I 24:56:53
- II 25:07:59
- III 25:13:01
- IV 25:20:04
- V 25:34:20
- VI 25:45:59
- VII 26:03:00
- VIII 26:25:00
- IX 26:32:51
- X 26:42:52
- XI 27:04:00
- XII 27:14:39
- XIII 27:22:38
- Part V: 1811–12 27:30:15
- I 27:30:26
- II 27:43:40
- III 27:53:14
- IV 28:07:11
- V 28:13:52
- VI 28:25:22
- VII 28:33:22
- VIII 28:42:43
- IX 28:53:02
- X 29:05:58
- XI 29:14:19
- XII 29:20:23
- XIII 29:28:26
- XIV 29:36:23
- XV 29:44:24
- XVI 29:58:02
- XVII 30:10:52
- XVIII 30:17:03
- XIX 30:25:19
- XX 30:34:42
- XXI 30:42:23
- XXII 30:52:07
- I 30:59:58
- II 31:11:45
- III 31:21:31
- IV 31:30:39
- V 31:40:40
- VI 31:46:04
- VII 32:04:28
- VIII 32:12:30
- IX 32:28:12
- X 32:46:37
- XI 32:55:21
- XII 33:08:32
- XIII 33:19:07
- XIV 33:26:24
- XV 33:34:19
- XVI 33:42:28
- XVII 33:50:09
- XVIII 33:59:18
- XIX 34:13:19
- XX 34:23:16
- XXI 34:38:17
- XXII 34:51:34
- XXIII 35:05:55
- I 35:10:43
- II 35:24:16
- III 35:35:15
- IV 35:41:40
- V 36:08:01
- VI 36:25:56
- VII 36:36:37
- VIII 36:44:50
- IX 37:06:41
- X 37:18:59
- XI 37:31:55
- XII 37:38:36
- XIII 37:44:09
- XIV 37:53:45
- XV 38:05:33
- XVI 38:21:45
- XVII 38:30:30
- XVIII 38:41:10
- XIX 38:53:22
- XX 39:05:50
- XXI 39:14:49
- XXII 39:26:26
- XXIII 39:35:31
- XXIV 39:39:56
- XXV 39:47:44
- XXVI 40:07:14
- XXVII 40:17:03
- XXVIII 40:24:54
- XXIX 40:31:58
- XXX 40:38:50
- XXXI 40:47:00
- XXXII 41:05:37
- XXXIII 41:10:18
- XXXIV 41:18:20
- XXXV 41:30:10
- XXXVI 41:40:21
- XXXVII 41:53:29
- XXXVIII 42:01:25
- XXXIX 42:09:55
- I 42:16:39
- II 42:25:26
- III 42:33:52
- IV 42:40:35
- V 42:49:48
- VI 42:56:33
- VII 43:05:22
- VIII 43:15:26
- IX 43:21:00
- X 43:29:13
- XI 43:37:54
- XII 43:43:22
- XIII 43:53:13
- XIV 44:01:57
- XV 44:08:58
- XVI 44:17:18
- XVII 44:29:47
- XVIII 44:41:33
- XIX 44:49:47
- XX 45:00:38
- XXI 45:06:56
- XXII 45:13:23
- XXIII 45:19:23
- XXIV 45:29:35
- XXV 45:39:23
- XXVI 46:02:47
- XXVII 46:16:12
- XXVIII 46:26:38
- XXIX 46:33:46
- XXX 46:59:05
- XXXI 47:03:15
- XXXII 47:14:57
- XXXIII 47:31:17
- XXXIV 47:47:45
- I 47:58:42
- II 48:08:45
- III 48:14:55
- IV 48:21:49
- V 48:34:27
- VI 48:43:08
- VII 48:53:48
- VIII 49:05:08
- IX 49:15:21
- X 49:20:40
- XI 49:30:10
- XII 49:39:31
- XIII 49:54:24
- XIV 50:02:12
- XV 50:15:42
- XVI 50:26:07
- I 50:40:57
- II 50:48:54
- III 50:54:15
- IV 51:01:18
- V 51:06:04
- VI 51:09:46
- VII 51:18:22
- VIII 51:23:46
- IX 51:29:01
- X 51:37:57
- XI 51:46:22
- XII 51:56:53
- XIII 52:04:01
- XIV 52:12:17
- XV 52:23:52
- XVI 52:29:52
- XVII 52:36:37
- XVIII 52:44:04
- XIX 52:48:38
- I 52:54:04
- II 53:01:55
- III 53:08:11
- IV 53:15:07
- V 53:24:06
- VI 53:33:18
- VII 53:39:08
- VIII 53:48:19
- IX 53:54:18
- X 54:01:56
- XI 54:12:43
- XII 54:19:55
- XIII 54:27:42
- XIV 54:36:07
- XV 54:39:58
- XVI 54:46:32
- XVII 54:50:37
- XVIII 54:54:47
- XIX 54:59:05
- Part IV: 1812–13 55:10:37
- I 55:10:47
- II 55:21:32
- III 55:27:33
- IV 55:34:47
- V 55:42:28
- VI 55:51:05
- VII 55:58:17
- VIII 56:04:13
- IX 56:13:36
- X 56:19:34
- XI 56:33:07
- XII 56:37:04
- XIII 56:44:46
- XIV 56:58:03
- XV 57:03:40
- XVI 57:11:54
- XVII 57:18:43
- XVIII 57:32:03
- XIX 57:45:32
- XX 57:50:16
- Epilogue: First Epilogue: 1813–20 57:54:09
- I 57:54:20
- II 58:02:21
- III 58:07:04
- IV 58:18:50
- V 58:25:21
- VI 58:33:21
- VII 58:44:15
- VIII 58:52:35
- IX 59:01:57
- X 59:15:48
- XI 59:28:25
- XII 59:36:59
- XIII 59:48:51
- XIV 59:57:39
- XV 60:10:51
- XVI 60:23:04
- Second Epilogue 60:36:07
- I 60:36:11
- II 60:48:20
- III 60:59:55
- IV 61:05:35
- V 61:21:36
- VI 61:28:53
- VII 61:37:55
- VIII 61:46:25
- IX 61:58:07
- X 62:12:04
- XI 62:25:26
- XII 62:29:32
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Against the backdrop of the Napoleonic Wars, five aristocratic families in Russia are transformed by the vagaries of life, by war, and by the intersection of their lives with each other. Hundreds of characters populate War and Peace, many of them historical persons, including Napoleon and Tsar Alexander I, and all of them come to life under Tolstoy’s deft hand.
War and Peace is generally considered to be Tolstoy’s masterpiece, a pinnacle of Russian literature, and one of history’s great novels. Tolstoy himself refused to call it that, saying it was “not a novel, even less is it a poem, and still less a historical chronicle.” It contains elements of history, narrative, and philosophy, the latter increasing in quantity as the book moves towards its climax. Whatever it is called, it is a triumph whose breadth and depth is perhaps unmatched in literature.
This Standard Ebooks edition restores the Russian given names that were anglicized by the Maudes in their translation, the use of Russian patronymics and diminutives that they eliminated, and Tolstoy’s original four-book structure.