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A court in ancient Britain is rattled when the king’s beloved daughter is forced to marry a widowed queen’s son, a match that sparks hidden resentment and whispered intrigue. The young princess, already bound by a secret love, finds herself torn between duty and a heart that defies political calculation. As the kingdom’s stability teeters, the royal family’s private grief spills into public turmoil, setting the stage for a cascade of misunderstandings.
Against this backdrop, a banished gentleman seeks to reclaim his honor while the king grapples with suspicion and the loss of a cherished heir. Disguises and mistaken identities begin to swirl, turning simple grievances into a tangled web of loyalty and betrayal. Listeners are invited to follow the early wanderings of these conflicted characters as they navigate love, exile, and the fragile promises that bind a nation together.
Language
en
Duration
~2 hours (156K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Dec 1, 1997
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1564–1616
A playwright, poet, and actor whose stories have traveled far beyond the Elizabethan stage, shaping the way generations think about love, ambition, jealousy, power, and loss. His plays and poems remain lively, surprising, and deeply human more than four centuries after his death.
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