Gold Sickle
by Eugène Sue
'Gold Sickle' Summary
In the heart of ancient Gaul, Joel, a Gallic chief, and his son encounter a traveler and invite him to share their supper. Curious to hear his stories, they capture him when he refuses. Around the hearth, the exchange of stories transforms into a heated debate about freedom and its worth. Witness the origins of social inequality as the novel delves into the struggles of the oppressed and the powerful forces that shape their destiny.Book Details
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