The Constant Prince
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A historical novel traces the lives of a king's sons as youthful eagerness for knighthood leads to an overseas expedition to seize a fortress and to the political negotiations that follow. One prince endures imprisonment and becomes a model of steadfastness by accepting suffering imposed by others; scenes weave documented events with imagined encounters to fill gaps in the record. Themes include religious devotion, honor, fraternal loyalty, and the tension between chivalric aspiration and statecraft, while occasional fictional foreign characters dramatize the personal costs of public decisions.
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