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The Prince Lost to Time

by Ann Dukthas

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The British government sends enigmatic emissary Nicholas Segalla to France in order to uncover the truth about the fate of the young Dauphin, held prisoner in the Temple where his mother Marie Antoinette spent her last days, after rumors spread about his escape. Reprint. LJ. PW.
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To Jim Grainger, Education Officer, London Borough of Redbridge, in memory of the times we have spent!
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Paris, October 1793-- Year 1 of the Revolution. A great, red fury descended upon the land.
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The British government sends enigmatic emissary Nicholas Segalla to France in order to uncover the truth about the fate of the young Dauphin, held prisoner in the Temple where his mother Marie Antoinette spent her last days, after rumors spread about his escape. Reprint. LJ. PW.

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In 1815, the defeat of Napoleon leads to the restoration of the Bourbon dynasty. But who is the legitimate king--could the Dauphin, son of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette have survived the revolution?
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