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The Prince of Graustark

A Tale of Royal Romance and Political Intrigue in Graustark
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In «The Prince of Graustark,» George Barr McCutcheon crafts a delightful tale of romance and adventure set in the fictional European principality of Graustark. McCutcheon's prose blends elements of humor and melodrama, employing a narrative style that evokes the escapist fantasies of early 20th-century readers. The book, published in 1904, is a rich tapestry of political intrigue and royal escapades, resonating with the popular themes of aristocratic adventure that characterized the era, as seen in works by authors like Anthony Hope and E. Phillips Oppenheim. McCutcheon, an American author known for his prolific contributions to popular fiction, was inspired by the European settings and romantic escapism prevalent during his time. His experiences in traveling through Europe and excitement for swashbuckling tales undoubtedly influenced his vision of Graustark'Äîan idyllic realm filled with more than its fair share of charming nobility and thrilling exploits. This work encapsulates his signature style, where humor and adventure intermingle seamlessly. This enchanting novel is highly recommended for readers who appreciate lighthearted romance wrapped in royal intrigue. McCutcheon's engaging narrative and evocative settings will transport readers to a world of princely charm, making «The Prince of Graustark» a delightful escape for those seeking both adventure and laughter.

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Дата выхода на Литрес:
11 октября 2024
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330 стр.
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