Editing Alexandre Dumas (section)

==== Adventure ====
Alexandre Dumas wrote numerous stories and historical chronicles of adventure. They included the following:
* ''[[The Countess of Salisbury (novel)|The Countess of Salisbury]]'' (''La Comtesse de Salisbury; Édouard III'', 1836), his first serial novel published in volume in 1839.
* ''Captain Paul'' (''Le Capitaine Paul'', 1838)
* ''Othon the Archer'' (''Othon l'archer'' 1840)
* ''[[Captain Pamphile]]'' (''Le Capitaine Pamphile'', 1839)
* ''[[The Fencing Master (Dumas novel)|The Fencing Master]]'' (''Le Maître d'armes'', 1840)
* ''[[Castle Eppstein]]; The Spectre Mother'' (''Chateau d'Eppstein; Albine'', 1843)
* '' Amaury'' (1843)
* ''[[The Corsican Brothers]]'' (''Les Frères Corses'', 1844)
* ''[[The Black Tulip]]'' (''La Tulipe noire'', 1850)
* ''Olympe de Cleves'' (1851–52)
*  ''Catherine Blum'' (1853–54)
* ''The [[Mohicans]] of Paris'' (''{{ill|Les Mohicans de Paris|fr|Les Mohicans de Paris (roman)}}'', 1854)
* ''Salvator'' (''Salvator. Suite et fin des Mohicans de Paris'', 1855–1859)
* ''The Last Vendee, or the She-Wolves of Machecoul'' (''Les louves de Machecoul'', 1859), a romance (not about werewolves).
* ''[[La Sanfelice]]'' (1864), set in Naples in 1800.
* ''Pietro Monaco, sua moglie Maria Oliverio ed i loro complici'', (1864), an appendix to ''Ciccilla'' by [[Peppino Curcio]].
* ''The Prussian Terror'' (''La Terreur Prussienne'', 1867), set during the [[Seven Weeks' War]].