<p>In the midst of the French Revolution, Pierre, a young firebrand, convinces a group of rabble to rise up against the local duc. Coming across the carriage of the duc’s daughter on their march, Pierre assaults her, is run over by the carriage, and disappears. Looking to punish someone for the uprising, the duc has Pierre’s father hanged.</p> <p>Years later, Pierre has changed his name, gathered some wealth, and ingratiated himself with the duc (who does not know him). Pierre has plans to avenge his father’s death against both the duc and his daughter, and he has enlisted the aid of Chauvelin, the Scarlet Pimpernel’s avowed enemy. The Pimpernel will have all he can handle if he is to foil Pierre’s plans.</p> <p>Although published a few years after <a href="https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/baroness-orczy/el-dorado"><i>El Dorado</i></a>, this sixth book in the series is set prior to it in the timeline.</p>
Lord Tony's WifeEmma Orczy
paperback
2001
EN
300 pages
9780755111169
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