Sarah: The Life Of Sarah Bernhardt (Jewish Lives),New

Sarah: The Life Of Sarah Bernhardt (Jewish Lives),New

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A Riveting Portrait Of The Great Sarah Bernhardt From Acclaimed Writer Robert Gottliebeverything About Sarah Bernhardt Is Fascinating, From Her Obscure Birth To Her Glorious Careerredefining The Very Nature Of Her Artto Her Amazing (And Highly Public) Romantic Life To Her Indomitable Spirit. Well Into Her Seventies, After The Amputation Of Her Leg, She Was Performing Under Bombardment For Soldiers During World War I, As Well As Crisscrossing America On Her Ninth American Tour.Her Family Was Also A Source Of Curiosity: The Mother She Adored And Who Scorned Her; Her Two Halfsisters, Who Died Young After Lives Of Dissipation; And Most Of All, Her Son, Maurice, Whom She Worshiped And Raised As An Aristocrat, In The Style Appropriate To His Presumed Father, The Belgian Prince De Ligne. Only Once Did They Quarrelover The Dreyfus Affair. Maurice Was A Rightwing Snob; Sarah, Always Proud Of Her Jewish Heritage, Was A Passionate Dreyfusard And Zolaist.Though The Bernhardt Literature Is Vast, Gottliebs Sarah Is The First Englishlanguage Biography To Appear In Decades. Brilliantly, It Tracks The Trajectory Through Which An Illegitimateand Scandalousdaughter Of A Courtesan Transformed Herself Into The Most Famous Actress Who Ever Lived, And Into A National Icon, A Symbol Of France.

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