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A Gentleman of France is a historical novel written by Stanley Weyman. It is set in 16th century France during the reign of King Henry III. The story follows the adventures of a young nobleman named Gil de Berault, who is forced to flee his home after a duel gone wrong. He joins the army of the Huguenots, a Protestant group in France, and becomes a skilled soldier. Gil rises through the ranks and becomes a trusted advisor to the Huguenot leader, the Duke of Anjou. However, his loyalty is tested when he falls in love with ...

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A Gentleman of France 2018, Outlook Verlag

ISBN-13: 9783732651658

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A Gentleman of France 2018, Outlook Verlag

ISBN-13: 9783732651665

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A Gentleman of France 2012, Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

ISBN-13: 9781479240869

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A Gentleman of France 2011, Tredition Classics, Hamburg

ISBN-13: 9783842441507

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A Gentleman Of France 2010, Kessinger Publishing, Whitefish MT

ISBN-13: 9781169328389

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A Gentleman of France 2010, Book Jungle

ISBN-13: 9781438573229

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A Gentleman Of France 2010, Kessinger Publishing, Whitefish MT

ISBN-13: 9781162648613

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A Gentleman of France 2008, BiblioLife, Charleston SC

ISBN-13: 9780554308647

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A Gentleman of France 2008, BiblioLife, Charleston SC

ISBN-13: 9781426404030

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A Gentleman of France 2006, Echo Library, Cirencester

ISBN-13: 9781846376009

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A Gentleman Of France 2004, Kessinger Publishing, Whitefish MT

ISBN-13: 9781419101366

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A Gentleman of France 2002, IndyPublish.com, Cambridge MA

ISBN-13: 9781404304901

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A Gentleman of France 2002, IndyPublish.com, Cambridge MA

ISBN-13: 9781404304918

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A Gentleman of France 1974, The Bodley Head Ltd, London

ISBN-13: 9780370109183

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A Gentleman of France 1971, Macmillan, London

ISBN-13: 9780330026000

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