Anđelika 4: Neukrotiva Anđelika

Anđelika 4: Neukrotiva Anđelika

Serge Golon, Anne Golon

The beautiful setting of the Poitou region makes a stunning contrast with the story which often boils over into bloody violence...

The political situation is destined to bring multiple tragedies for Angélique and, after enjoying a moment of revenge, finds that she is pregnant with an unwanted daughter. Now a leader of men but destined for defeat, she is forced to seek sanctuary with the monks of the Abbey of Nieul, but encounters yet more violence on leaving. She eventually owes a great debt to a prosperous merchant called Maitre Berne, and repays him by actively supporting his Protestant family at La Rochelle in their ongoing battle against persecution.

But as Angélique helps one of the leaders of the community flee, she discovers that she has been the victim of a cruel betrayal...

Original title
Indomptable Angélique
Translation
Stanko Škunca
Editor
Stanko Škunca
Dimensions
20.5 x 13 cm
Pages
659
Publisher
Otokar Keršovani, Rijeka, 1966.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.

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