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Bonnie Prince Charlie

A Tale of Fontenoy and Culloden

G. A. Henty
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Duration
10h 36m
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Blackstone Publishing

About

Join the great novelist George Henty's re-telling of a dramatic historical 18th Century story with implications for all of us today.
In this historical fiction following Charles Edward Stuart, known as Bonnie Prince Charlie, join the story from Scotland in 1746. This dramatic story is based on the true events surrounding the Jacobite Rising in the mid 1700s, in which the young prince is embroiled. In Bonnie Prince Charlie's attempt to tamp out a revolution he finds himself entangled in politics, love, life, and the crushing weight of royalty.
George Henty's novel provides a detailed account of the political and social climate of Scotland and England during the 18th century. The novel is written in a clear and engaging style, making it accessible to listeners of all ages, perfect for history lovers of all walks of life. CHAPTER I: THE RETURN OF A PRODIGAL
CHAPTER II: THE JACOBITE AGENT
CHAPTER III: FREE
CHAPTER IV: IN FRANCE
CHAPTER V: DETTINGEN
CHAPTER VI: THE CONVENT OF OUR LADY
CHAPTER VII: MOTHER!
CHAPTER VIII: HIDDEN FOES
CHAPTER IX: FONTENOY
CHAPTER X: A PERILOUS JOURNEY
CHAPTER XI: FREE
CHAPTER XII: THE END OF THE QUARREL
CHAPTER XIII: PRINCE CHARLES
CHAPTER XIV: PRESTONPANS
CHAPTER XV: A MISSION
CHAPTER XVI: THE MARCH TO DERBY
CHAPTER XVII: A BAFFLED PLOT
CHAPTER XVIII: CULLODEN
CHAPTER XIX: FUGITIVES
CHAPTER XX: HAPPY DAYS

Related Subjects

  • General (Historical)
  • Historical
  • Adult Fiction
  • General (19th Century)
  • 19th Century

Artists

G. A. HentyAuthor
Jim HodgesReader

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