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Step back into 17th-century England with Baroness Orczy's historical fiction, "His Majesty's Well-Beloved: An episode in the life of Mr. Thomas Betterton as told by his friend John Honeywood." This captivating tale offers a glimpse into the world of the Restoration period through the eyes of those who lived it.
Centered around the life of the celebrated actor Thomas Betterton, a prominent figure of his time, the story unfolds through the narration of his friend, John Honeywood. Orczy masterfully weaves a narrative that brings to life the atmosphere and intrigues of the era.
"His Majesty's Well-Beloved" provides a rich and engaging portrayal of a significant historical figure. Readers interested in historical fiction, the Restoration period, and the vibrant world of the 17th-century stage will find themselves immersed in this classic narrative. A testament to enduring storytelling, this meticulously prepared edition invites readers to experience a moment in time and the enduring power of friendship.
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