Richelieu: A Tale of France, v. 3/3

Name: Richelieu: A Tale of France, v. 3/3
Author: G. P. R. James

By G. P. R. James

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The narrative continues political intrigue centered on a powerful minister whose mistake sets off inquiries and conspiracies. It follows a nobleman tormented by impending interrogation and potential betrayal, a resourceful Norman who tracks a suspected conspirator through towns and wooded hideouts, and a cast of schemers, rogues, and satirized figures. Episodes combine investigation, military and social maneuvering, and wry authorial commentary on honor, loyalty, and human folly.

About the Author

G. P. R. James

G. P. R. James was a British novelist and historical writer, active in the 19th century. He is known for his romantic and historical novels that often explore themes of love, honor, and adventure. Among his notable works is "Agincourt: A Romance," which reflects his interest in English history and the complexities of human relationships during tumultuous times. James's storytelling is characterized by rich descriptions and intricate plots, making his works a significant contribution to the literary heritage of his era. His extensive bibliography includes titles such as "Arabella Stuart: A Romance from English History" and "Darnley; or, The Field of the Cloth of Gold."