Explore the tumultuous reign of "Louis Philippe," the last King of France, in this meticulously prepared historical account by John Stevens Cabot Abbott. Part of the acclaimed "Makers of History Series," this biography delves into the life and times of Louis Philippe (1773-1850), offering a detailed look at a pivotal figure in French history. From the sweeping changes of the July Revolution to the intricacies of the French monarchy and the Orleanist movement, this book provides valuable insights into a complex era. Discover the political landscape of 19th-century Europe and the challenges faced by a king navigating a nation in transition. A compelling read for anyone interested in French history, European politics, and the lives of influential leaders.
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