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The queen's necklace /
Fans of historical fiction will love The Queen's Necklace, Dumas' gripping retelling of the Affair of the Necklace, a suspicious incident of theft in the court of Louis XVI that some experts say set into motion a chain of events that resulted in the eventual downfall of the monarchy.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés Francés |
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[Auckland] :
Floating Press,
©2010.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Title; Contents; Prologue-The Predictions; Chapter I
- Two Unknown Ladies; Chapter II
- An Interior; Chapter III
- Jeanne de la Motte Valois; Chapter IV
- Belus; Chapter V
- The Road to Versailles; Chapter VI
- Laurent; Chapter VII
- The Queen's Bed- Chamber; Chapter VIII
- The Queen's Petite Levee; Chapter IX
- The Swiss Lake; Chapter X
- The Tempter; Chapter XI
- M. De Suffren; Chapter XII
- M. De Charny; Chapter XIII
- The One Hundred Louis of the Queen; Chapter XIV
- M. Fingret; Chapter XV
- The Cardinal de Rohan; Chapter XVI
- Mesmer and St. Martin; Chapter XVII
- The Bucket.
- Chapter XVIII
- Mademoiselle OlivaChapter XIX
- Monsieur Beausire; Chapter XX
- Gold; Chapter XXI
- La Petite Maison; Chapter XXII
- Some Words About the Opera; Chapter XXIII
- The Ball at the Opera; Chapter XXIV
- The Examination; Chapter XXV
- The Academy of M. Beausire; Chapter XXVI
- The Ambassador; Chapter XXVII
- Messrs Boehmer and Bossange; Chapter XXVIII
- The Ambassador's Hotel; Chapter XXIX
- The Bargain; Chapter XXX
- The Journalist's House; Chapter XXXI
- How Two Friends Became Enemies; Chapter XXXII
- The House in the Rue St. Gilles.
- Chapter XXXIII
- The Head of the Taverney FamilyChapter XXXIV
- The Stanzas of M. De Provence; Chapter XXXV
- The Princess de Lamballe; Chapter XXXVI
- The Queen; Chapter XXXVII
- An Alibi; Chapter XXXVIII
- M. De Crosne; Chapter XXXIX
- The Temptress; Chapter XL
- Two Ambitions that Wish to Pass for Two Loves; Chapter XLI
- Faces Under Their Masks; Chapter XLII
- In Which M. Ducorneau Understands Nothing of What is Passing; Chapter XLIII
- Illusions and Realities; Chapter XLIV
- Oliva Begins to Ask What They Want of Her; Chapter XLV
- The Deserted House; Chapter XLVI
- Jeanne the Protectress.
- Chapter XLVII
- Jeanne ProtectedChapter XLVIII
- The Queen's Portfolio; Chapter XLIX
- In Which We Find Dr. Louis; Chapter L
- Ægri Somnia; Chapter LI
- Andrée; Chapter LII
- Delirium; Chapter LIII
- Convalescence; Chapter LIV
- Two Bleeding Hearts; Chapter LV
- The Minister of Finance; Chapter LVI
- The Cardinal de Rohan; Chapter LVII
- Debtor and Creditor; Chapter LVIII
- Family Accounts; Chapter LIX
- Marie Antoinette as Queen, and Madame de la Motte as Woman; Chapter LX
- The Receipt of Mm Boehmer and Bossange, and the Gratitude of the Queen; Chapter LXI
- The Prisoner.
- Chapter LXII
- The Look OutChapter LXIII
- The Two Neighbors; Chapter LXIV
- The Rendezvous; Chapter LXV
- The Queen's Hand; Chapter LXVI
- Woman and Queen; Chapter LXVII
- Woman and Demon; Chapter LXVIII
- The Night; Chapter LXIX
- The Conge; Chapter LXX
- The Jealousy of the Cardinal; Chapter LXXI
- The Flight; Chapter LXXII
- The Letter and the Receipt; Chapter LXXIII
- "Roi Ne Puis, Prince Ne Daigne, Rohan Je Suis"; Chapter LXXIV
- Love and Diplomacy; Chapter LXXV
- Charny, Cardinal, and Queen; Chapter LXXVI
- Explanations; Chapter LXXVII
- The Arrest; Chapter LXXVIII
- The Procès- Verbal.
- Chapter LXXIX
- The Last Accusation.