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Books narrated by John Stanley

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  • The House of the Wolf

    A Romance

    Series series Adventure & the Sea
    France, August 1572: three brothers of a Huguenot house ride for Paris, and the bells of St Germain l'Auxerrois are about to ring. Weyman failed at the bar and was briefly jailed in France as a suspected spy while on holiday; this was his first novel, and the massacre in it is the real thing — the streets, the white armbands, the doors marked in chalk. ... Read more

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  • A Gentleman of France

    Being the Memoirs of Gaston de Bonne Sieur de Marsac

    Series series Adventure & the Sea
    France, 1588: a Huguenot gentleman of forty with a good sword, a bad horse and no money is given a commission by the King of Navarre that cannot be admitted to and probably cannot be survived. Weyman failed at the bar and was briefly jailed in France as a suspected spy while on holiday; this 1893 novel made his name, and Stevenson admired it — the poverty of the hero is the fresh thing, and he ... Read more

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  • For the Cause

    Series series Adventure & the Sea
    The Netherlands under Alva: a Dutch town, a Spanish garrison, and men who must decide how much of their lives the revolt is worth. Weyman failed at the bar and was briefly jailed in France as a suspected spy on holiday — after which he wrote historical adventure with an accuracy that irritated professional historians and delighted Stevenson. ... Read more

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  • Under the Red Robe

    Series series Adventure & the Sea
    Gil de Berault, a duellist and gambler caught breaking the Cardinal's edict, is given a choice: the scaffold, or go to Béarn and bring back a wanted man — by staying in the man's house and betraying his sister. Weyman failed at the bar and was briefly jailed in France as a suspected spy; this 1894 novel is his tightest, and the narrator is a scoundrel who has to be watched. ... Read more

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  • Under the Red Robe

    The story revolves around a character named Gil de Berault, a handsome and reckless nobleman who becomes embroiled in political intrigue, romance, and danger. The novel's title, "Under the Red Robe," refers to the red robe worn by the Cardinal Richelieu's agents, who are tasked with maintaining the authority of the Cardinal and the Crown.Here is a brief summary of the novel:Gil de Berault, a young ... Read more

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  • My Lady Rotha: A Romance

    The story of "My Lady Rotha" is set in 17th-century England and revolves around the character of Lady Margaret Rotha, who becomes entangled in a web of romance, political intrigue, and betrayal. The novel explores themes of love, honor, and loyalty against a backdrop of historical events and social customs of the time.Stanley John Weyman's writing is characterized by vivid descriptions, meticulous ... Read more

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  • A Gentleman of France: Being the Memoirs of Gaston de Bonne Sieur de Marsac

    The story follows the adventures of Gaston de Bonne, a nobleman and soldier who serves under King Henry III of France. Gaston is a skilled swordsman and a loyal servant of the king. The novel takes the form of Gaston's memoirs, recounting his various escapades, duels, and encounters with political intrigue and romance.As the novel progresses, Gaston becomes embroiled in the political and religious ... Read more

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  • Laid up in Lavender

    The story revolves around a young Englishman named John Tallentyre who inherits a large estate in the south of England. The estate includes a lavender farm, and the novel explores John's experiences as he navigates the challenges and intrigues of managing his newfound property. Along the way, John encounters various characters, including a spirited young woman named Angela, with whom he develops a ... Read more

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  • The Long Night

    In "The Long Night," Weyman likely weaves a tale of suspense, romance, and intrigue set against the backdrop of historical events. While the specific plot of "The Long Night" is not readily available, Weyman's works often feature swashbuckling adventure, complex characters, and vivid historical detail.Given Weyman's penchant for historical fiction, it's probable that "The Long Night" is set in a ... Read more

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  • In Kings' Byways

    The stories in "In Kings' Byways" typically revolve around episodes of intrigue, romance, and adventure, often set against the backdrop of significant historical events or periods. Weyman's writing style is characterized by its attention to historical detail, vivid descriptions, and engaging plots.While each story in the collection stands alone, they are all connected by the theme of exploring the ... Read more

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  • Chippinge Borough

    Chippinge Borough is a historical novel set in a fictional English borough, reflecting the political and social dynamics of the 18th or 19th century. The narrative focuses on the political machinations, rivalries, and intrigues that define the life of the borough's inhabitants. The central plot revolves around an election, showcasing the intense and often corrupt nature of political campaigns ... Read more

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