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The New Rector
Stanley John Weyman (1855-1928) was an English novelist sometimes referred to as the "Prince of Romance." His novel "The New Rector" originally appeared in 1891.
For the Cause
Reproduction of the original: For the Cause by Stanley J. Weyman
The Snowball
Reproduction of the original: The Snowball by Stanley J. Weyman
Ovington's Bank
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From the Memoirs of a Minister of France
Stanley J. Weyman was a prolific writer of historical fiction, and a favourite author of Robert Louis Stevenson, Rafael Sabatini, and Oscar Wilde. This book was published in 1893, and contains 12 short stories taken from the memoirs of the Duc de Sully, the prime minister of Henri de Navarre, King of France. I uploaded a mobi version last year; I've proof read this hand made ePub version more thoroughly, and have improved the formatting.
Under the Red Robe
Reproduction of the original: Under the Red Robe by Stanley J. Weyman
A Gentleman of France
Through the character of the protagonist, the values, social attitudes and ideals of the French society have been elucidated. He created a stately character that is well-aware of the strength he holds and knows how much his words are worth. An amazing character is portrayed who is at one and the same time, a villain and a hero.
The Long Night
Reproduction of the original: The Long Night by Stanley J. Weyman
The House of the Wolf
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