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Bonnie Prince Charlie

by G.A. Henty · 1900

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In this fictional account of the Jacobite Rising in Scotland, prolific and popular author G. A. Henty chronicles the adventures of the young son of a Scottish officer in the French service. As a pro-Jacobite, the son is arrested. Upon his escape he travels through Paris, eventually connecting with the Bonnie Prince himself.

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Genre
georgian and 18th centuryhistorical fictionadventure
Setting
18th century19th centurybelgiumscotland
Subject
history
Audience
childrens

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