The Bull-Man and the Grasshopper

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Set against the backdrop of the Paris Commune, this narrative follows two eccentric street performers, Jean Pioux and Marius Mazuclard, who find themselves arrested for their involvement in the uprising. Their punishment leads them to deportation in New Caledonia, where their unique talents and resilience are tested. Originally published in 1876, this English translation reveals a blend of historical context and the struggles of unconventional characters in a time of political upheaval.