Book Review of "The Return of Martin Guerre"

A man who took a pose as a heir to a leading farmers' family in the village of Atigat in France at the return of Martin Gray returned to the public execution at last. The story of Arnaud du Tilh's alias Pansette (which means "belly") is full of irony. The most important thing is that he died of a man who expressed praise to this witty farmer. Determining time and place, distinguishing between correct action and cause of death with an indistinguishable line, du Tilh commits several serious crimes.

Martin gray began to record a strange trial in the 16th century. Farmer, Martin Gale abandoned his wife and family and disappeared. A few years later, a man who claimed to be Martin gray came back and regained Martin's life. Later he was accused of being a fraudster. In the process of winning the trial, the real Martin Guerre appeared. This review analyzes 16th century volumes of masculinity, gender, and marriage. The resurrection of Martin Gray is a story that has attracted people for nearly 500 years. This is the subject of the major judge's books, even Montaigne's comments. It has been summarized for centuries. In the 1970s, as a return of Martin Gray (authors of this article worked on the script) was filmed in France (in a half-fictional version). In the background of the transition to the American Civil War, it was recently named Summersby and photographed by Jodie Foster

In the Languedoc of France in the 1540s, wealthy farmers named Martin gray left his wife, children and property, and heard it for eight years. After returning home, Guerre and his wife Bertrande were living a relative marriage, until three years Bertrande proclaimed she was disguised and tried her fraudulent suspected husband. The case was very attracted and submitted to the Toulouse High Court. In the trial, her husband was very powerful in detailing Martin's life details - his Basque tradition, his interpersonal relationship, and intimate experience with Bertrand. The judge is about to reject the case. But before the ruling was declared, a man appeared that completely changed the outcome of the trial. He is Martin Guerre. Therefore Arnaud du Tilh was forced to admit fraud and was executed afterwards