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Marie Antoinette Romances, Vol 2: The Mesmerist's Victim, The by Alexandre Dumas (1802 - 1870)

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This 2nd volume of the Marie Antoinette Romances continues the intrigues of "Balsamo, The Magician" and adds to them the schemes of philosophers and the stirrings of revolution. Balsamo (based on the real Count Alessandro di Cagliostro) carries on his occult tactics to weaponize the state secrets that he gained in the previous volume. A serious romance and illness takes root in the court of King Louis XV, convincing one of the leading philosophic minds of the era, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, that “the breath of heaven will blast an age and a monarchy.” - Summary by jvanstan

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Nov 12, 2024

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Episodes

The Innermost Circle 12.11.2024
One Man's Meat is Another's Poison 12.11.2024
The Secret Society Lodge 12.11.2024
The Diamond Collar 12.11.2024
The Endless Law Suit 12.11.2024
A Road to Premiership is not Strewn with Roses 12.11.2024
The King's Private Supper-Party 12.11.2024
Suspicions 12.11.2024
An Aerial Journey 12.11.2024
A Seance of Mesmerism 12.11.2024
The Desperate Rescue 12.11.2024
The Trap to Catch Philosophers 12.11.2024
The Field of the Dead 12.11.2024
The Restoration 12.11.2024
The Downfall and the Elevation 12.11.2024
The Little Trianon 12.11.2024
The Hunt 12.11.2024
What Gilbert Expected 12.11.2024

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