This popular biography of the notorious French bandit Ludovicus Dominicus Cartouche is a thrilling account of crime and punishment in 18th-century Paris. From his humble origins as a printer's apprentice, Cartouche rises to become a legendary figure, leading a gang of thieves who prey on the rich and powerful, until his eventual capture and execution.
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