The Chevalier's daughter : $b or, An exile for the truth — John Shaqi
The Chevalier's daughter : $b or, An exile for the truthGuernsey, Lucy Ellen
History
The Chevalier's daughter : $b or, An exile for the truth
Guernsey, Lucy Ellen
France -- History -- Louis XIV, 1643-1715 -- Juvenile fiction; Historical fiction; Huguenots -- France -- Juvenile fiction
Transcriber's note: Unusual and inconsistent spelling is as printed.
[Illustration: We were soon safely hidden among the tall bushes and
wild vines, which covered the top of the rock, but not too soon, for
we were hardly settled before the head of the procession appeared in
sight.]
_[The Stanton-Corbet Chronicles.]_
_[Year 1660]_
THE
CHEVALIER'S DAUGHTER;
OR,
An Exile for the Truth.
BY
_LUCY ELLEN GUERNSEY_
_AUTHOR OF_
_"LADY BETTY'S GOVERNESS," "WINIFRED,"_
_"LADY ROSAMOND'S BOOK."_
New Edition.
LONDON:
JOHN F. SHAW AND CO.
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STORIES BY L. E. GUERNSEY.
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