
WHEN A COBBLER - RULED THE KING
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY - NEW YORK * BOSTON * CHICAGO * DALLAS - ATLANTA * SAN FRANCISCO - MACMILLAN & CO., Limited - LONDON * BOMBAY * CALCUTTA - MELBOURNE - THE MACMILLAN CO. OF CANADA, Ltd. - TORONTO
When a Cobbler Ruled the King - by - Augusta Husiell Seaman - with - Decoration and Drawings by - George Wharton Edwards - New York The Macmillan Co. 1919
FOREWORD
ILLUSTRATIONS
IN THE DAUPHIN'S GARDEN
CHAPTER I - IN THE DAUPHIN'S GARDEN
JEAN MEETS WITH A THIN YOUNG MAN
CHAPTER II - JEAN MEETS WITH A THIN YOUNG MAN
IN WHICH THE DAUPHIN WEARS THE RED CAP
In the tumult of the French Revolution, a young prince—known as the Lost Dauphin—vanishes from the iron walls of the Temple Tower. Whispers of a daring rescue circulate, suggesting that the child of royalty might have slipped away under the watchful eyes of unlikely allies. This novel weaves those tantalizing rumors into a vivid tale that balances historical detail with imaginative storytelling, inviting listeners to wonder what could have happened to the forgotten king.
The story follows two spirited Parisian children, Jean and Yvonne, as they race through the bustling streets of 1792, drawn into a secret world of hidden helpers and whispered plans. Alongside a compassionate laundress and other obscure figures, they become entangled in a plot that could change the fate of the young prince. Filled with adventure, courage, and the wonder of youthful curiosity, the narrative offers a gentle introduction to a pivotal moment in history while keeping the mystery alive.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (271K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Annie R. McGuire. This book was produced from scanned images of public domain material from the Google Print archive.
Release date
2012-01-14
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1879–1950
Best known for lively mysteries and adventures for young readers, this early 20th-century author mixed suspense, history, and everyday courage in stories that kept generations turning pages. Her books helped shape the tradition of girls' mystery fiction long before Nancy Drew became famous.
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