Wrote in English · 1815–1890
Edmund Flagg
One book in the original English, with a translation beside it.
Edmund Flagg was an American writer, lawyer, and diplomat born around 1815 and died in 1890. He produced a diverse body of work that included historical romances, travel narratives, and official reports. His literary output often engaged with European history and international relations, reflecting his professional background in law and diplomacy. Flagg’s writing spanned several decades, demonstrating a consistent interest in narrative fiction and factual accounts of foreign lands.
Reading Edmund Flagg in translation
The reader already reads English, the language Edmund Flagg wrote in. On Paralelo they read Monte-Cristo's Daughter in the original with a Spanish translation beside them, aligned phrase by phrase, using the English they know as the anchor while they learn the other language. Flagg writes in a period register typical of mid-nineteenth-century American literature, employing descriptive prose and dialogue suited to historical romance. The vocabulary may feel slightly archaic but remains accessible. This book is the only title in our catalogue, making it the ideal starting point. Reading it takes about 386 minutes, offering a manageable introduction to Flagg’s style and narrative pace.
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- Born
- 1815
- Died
- 1890
- Wrote in
- English
- On Paralelo
- 1 title
- Shortest read
- 386 minMonte-Cristo's Daughter
Where to start with Edmund Flagg
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Monte-Cristo's Daughter
"Monte-Cristo's Daughter" by Edmund Flagg is a sequel to Alexandre Dumas' classic "The Count of Monte-Cristo," and it is a novel likely written in the mid-19th century.
Read a passage free →EN · PASSAGEAfter several further attempts to dissuade the Viscount from the rash venture he had decided upon making, all of which were vain, Esperance resolved that his impetuous friend should not go alone that night in quest of the fascinating Annunziata.
ESTras varios intentos más por disuadir al Vizconde de la temeraria empresa que había decidido llevar a cabo, todos ellos vanos, Esperance resolvió que su impetuoso amigo no debería ir solo esa noche en busca de la fascinante Annunziata.
Reading Edmund Flagg in English
Which Edmund Flagg book should I read first?
Monte-Cristo's Daughter, the one Edmund Flagg title on Paralelo: about 386 minutes of reading.
Can I read Edmund Flagg in English with a translation beside it for free?
Yes. A passage from every title is free to read without an account, and a free account opens the whole book, with a translation aligned to the original phrase by phrase.
Are the books by Edmund Flagg in the public domain?
Yes. Edmund Flagg died in 1890, and the texts on Paralelo come from Project Gutenberg’s public-domain editions.