For Sceptre and Crown: A Romance of the Present Time. Vol. 1 (of 2)
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This work presents a political romance that reads as an insider's sketch of mid-nineteenth-century diplomacy, courts, and cabinets. Through episodic scenes set in capital cities and ministerial offices it portrays leading statesmen, a chivalrous and ill-fated sovereign, and the confidant who moves among them. The narrative interweaves personal loyalties, courtly ceremony, and diplomatic maneuvering with the outbreak and conduct of the 1866 campaign, tracing how public strategy and private feeling reshape careers and fortunes.
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