La Reine Étranglée

This ex-library copy of "La Reine étranglée" shows typical library usage signs, including stamps and labels on the spine and inside. The hardcover binding is intact, though it lacks a dust jacket. The orange cover has minor wear, consistent with handling and shelving in a public library setting.

"La Reine étranglée" by Maurice Druon is part of the renowned historical series "Les Rois Maudits." This edition, published by Del Duca - Plon in Paris, is a 1971 reimpression of the nouvelle édition first released in 1966. Maurice Druon, a member of the Académie française, is celebrated for his meticulous historical narratives. This volume continues the saga of the Capetian dynasty, blending intrigue and historical accuracy. The book is bound in an orange hardcover, typical of library editions. As an ex-library copy, it bears the usual markings, including stamps and labels. Despite the lack of a dust jacket, the book remains a valuable piece for collectors of French historical fiction, especially those interested in the medieval period. The condition is consistent with library use, and it is a testament to Druon's enduring influence in historical literature.