Louis Philippe / Makers of History Series

Name: Louis Philippe / Makers of History Series
Author: John S. C. Abbott

By John S. C. Abbott

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The narrative chronicles the life of a French member of the House of Orleans who survives revolutionary upheaval, endures family tragedy, and undertakes prolonged exile and hazardous journeys through northern Europe and North America; reclaims estates and position amid shifting regimes, rises from ducal prominence to assume a constitutional crown after the Bourbon overthrow, governs amid diplomatic tensions, domestic unrest, and royalist restoration plots, and is ultimately forced from power by popular insurrection, spending his final years in exile in England.

About the Author

John S. C. Abbott

John S. C. Abbott was an American author known for his historical biographies and narratives that illuminate the lives of notable figures in American history. His works often focus on pioneers and patriots, providing readers with engaging accounts of their struggles and achievements. Among his notable titles is "Benjamin Franklin / A Picture of the Struggles of Our Infant Nation One Hundred Years Ago," which explores the life of one of America's founding fathers. Abbott's writing is characterized by a blend of storytelling and historical detail, making his contributions significant in the realm of educational literature.