Publisher's Synopsis
This vivid and engaging account of the reign of Queen Isabella II of Spain offers readers a glimpse into the turbulent politics and personalities of 19th-century Spain. From revolutions and coup d'états to royal scandals and betrayals, few monarchs in history have experienced as much drama and trauma as Isabella. A must-read for anyone interested in Spanish history and royalty.
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