Mémoires d'Outre-Tombe, Tome 1

However, in 1830, Chateaubriand decided to change the scope of the work, changed the title to Mémoiresd'Outre-Tombe, completely modified the original text, and wrote several new volumes. He divided the life before 1830 into three periods: soldiers and travelers, novelists and politicians. The project is now becoming more ambitious, indeed, he is trying to reproduce his personal achievements, not the magnificent historical and political affairs of that era. After the public reading of his work at the salon was dispersed, in 1836, Chardonnay handed his rights to work for the society who published it to his death and paid him accordingly. After gaining this economic stability, he completed the work of Volume 4. In 1841, he wrote a complete conclusion.

This work shares common features with the earliest French "memories" (such as memoirs of Saint-Simon), but also Mémoiresd'Ondre-Tombe from "Confession of Jean-Jacques Rousseau" also inspires I am getting it. Recording outside the Chateaubriand activity includes details of his private life and personal wishes. Chateaubriand decided to write a memoir in Rome at the end of 1803, but he did not start writing until 1809, and yet the demands of other projects delayed his progress It was. In 1817, he returned to memoirs. The first manuscript was probably written during his tenure as London ambassador and was not completed until 1826. At the moment he is going to get a book called "memories of my life".

French writer and politician Francois-Renéde Chateaubriand wrote about the plague and its books Belsunce wrote in his Mémoires d'outre-tombe (remembrance outside the grave) from 1989 to 1840. Chateaubriand has announced a different plague chapter with 22 plagues in front of Athens, 431 in front of Christ, Constantinople, contemporary Istanbul, 5th century, 14th century European blacks, death of Milan in the 15th century 1660 According to the Chateaubriand of the year, the whole Europe was a sea trip from Syria to the French port clearly in 1720, the new Europe of Marseille in 1660. Charton quotes Bishop's words and he wrote an article titled "About Devereto Aboril medesin". When I removed the rotten corpse of 150 years and half surrounding my house, I had a hard time. )