La ley de los varones

Historical

Author: Maurice Druon

Junio de 1316. Tras un corto y catastrófico reinado, Luis X acaba de morir envenenado. Han pasado solo dieciocho meses de la muerte de su padre, Felipe el Hermoso. Por primera vez desde hace trescientos años, un rey de Francia desaparece sin dejar un heredero varón. La corona puede ir a la cabeza de una niña de cinco años, sospechosa de bastardía, hija del primer matrimoni….Read More

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