Louis XVII Survived the Temple Prison


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For over 220 years, my family and I have done everything in our power to let truth come out: the son of Louis XVI co-founder of the United-States, Louis XVII, didn't die in the Temple prison, contrary to what all successive Governments, and Bourbon and Orleans ruling families, have been trying to make you believe, going as far as attempted murders on the person of Louis XVII, and poisoning or slaughtering people, doctors and nobles faithful to our cause, who were willing and able to act as witnesses in favor of the child's survival and of his legal ties with the royal family. Even nowadays, still using insidious means, although with less brutality, some of our cousins keep pursuing their undermining job. In times and countries where monarchy still exists, we could see that they might have some interest in doing so. Aside for the multitude of proofs accumulated over the centuries, even though a number of documents have purposefully "disappeared," progress in DNA research allows us beyond any doubt to prove that we are the great-grand-sons of Louis XVII. Everything is laid down in writing in this book. Just see it for yourself.




Louis XVII


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That ever yet this land was guilty of. Shakespeare: Richard III., Act iv., Sc. 3. Louis OF france, the seventeenth of the name, lived only ten years, two months, and twelve days. He bore the title of king only beneath the thatched roofs of La Vendee, and Within the tents of an exiled nobility. A few words, then, might seem to suffice for the narration of his life. -- Provided by publisher.




Louis XVII


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The Mystery of the Lost Dauphin (Louis XVII)


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In 'The Mystery of the Lost Dauphin (Louis XVII)' by Emilia condesa de Pardo Bazán, readers are taken on a captivating journey through the historical intrigue surrounding the disappearance of Louis XVII during the French Revolution. Pardo Bazán's literary style combines elements of mystery and historical fiction, offering a detailed and nuanced portrayal of the events surrounding the fate of the lost Dauphin. Set against the backdrop of revolutionary France, the book immerses readers in a world of political turmoil, conspiracy, and royal intrigue. Pardo Bazán's meticulous attention to historical detail adds depth and authenticity to the narrative, making it a compelling read for history enthusiasts and fiction lovers alike. Emilia condesa de Pardo Bazán, known for her keen interest in history and literature, was inspired to write this book by the enigmatic story of Louis XVII and the enduring mystery of his disappearance. As a prominent Spanish author of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Pardo Bazán brings her scholarly expertise and literary prowess to bear in unraveling the mystery surrounding the lost Dauphin. Her narrative skillfully weaves together historical facts and fictional elements, creating a rich tapestry of storytelling that is sure to captivate readers. I highly recommend 'The Mystery of the Lost Dauphin (Louis XVII)' to readers who enjoy historical mysteries, political thrillers, and engaging historical fiction. Pardo Bazán's masterful storytelling and deep understanding of the historical context make this book a must-read for anyone intrigued by the mysteries of the past and the untold secrets of royalty.










The Lost King of France


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A true story of royalty, revolution and mystery - the detective story of the brief life and many possible deaths of Louis XVII, the son of Marie Antoinette. Louis-Charles Bourbon enjoyed a charmed early childhood in the gilded palace of Versailles. At the age of four, he became the Dauphin, heir to the most powerful throne in Europe. Yet within five years, he was to lose everything. Drawn into the horror of the French Revolution, his family was incarcerated and their fate thrust into the hands of the revolutionaries who wished to destroy the Monarchy.