Step back into revolutionary France with Augusta Huiell Seaman's "When a Cobbler Ruled a King," a historical fiction steeped in mystery and intrigue. Delve into the tumultuous era following the French Revolution, where whispers and secrets surround the fate of young Louis XVII.
This compelling juvenile fiction explores the rumored life of the lost Dauphin. Was the boy who suffered and died in prison actually the uncrowned King? Follow the twisting threads of the narrative as the story unfolds against a backdrop of political upheaval and uncertainty. Perfect for readers interested in historical mysteries and the captivating lives of royalty, this classic tale offers a glimpse into a pivotal moment in European history. "When a Cobbler Ruled a King" remains a timeless exploration of identity, power, and the enduring mysteries of the past.
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