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The Women's War

Alexandre Dumas

Form
Form Historical Novel
Year
Year 1845
Originally in
Originally in French
Pages
Pages 450

Two women make war on each other across the south of France in 1650, and every soldier is a piece on their board. Anne of Austria holds the boy king; the Princess de Condé, her husband in a cell at Vincennes, raises Bordeaux and takes the field to free him.

This war of women is, in good sooth, the most to be dreaded of all wars.
The Women's War, Alexandre Dumas

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