Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition
Rare 1966 Edition

Rare 1966 Edition "I, The King" by Frances Parkinson Keyes – HC - DJ

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Author: Frances Parkinson Keyes Format: Hardcover Publisher: McGraw Hill Book Company Original Language: English Publication Year: 1966 Topic: Royalty Inscribed: No Intended Audience: Adults Language: English Genre: Historical Signed: No Type: Novel Country of Origin: United States Personalized: No Narrative Type: Fiction Vintage: Yes Personalize: No Book Title: I The King Features: Dust Jacket

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Rare 1966 Edition "I, The King" by Frances Parkinson Keyes – HC - DJ. Married to U.S. Senator Henry Keyes, she lived much of her life in Washington, D.C., and New Orleans. See the photos for the condition of the book. • Special Feature: Includes historical illustrations that bring the era vividly to life. Rare 1966 Vintage Edition "I, The King" by Frances Parkinson Keyes – HC/DJ, Historical Illustration Step into the grandeur of 17th-century Spain with this rare 1966 VintageEdition hardcover of I, The King, published by McGraw-Hill Book Company in New York. This collectible copy retains its original dust jacket (showing expected wear and tears from age) while the book itself remains in excellent condition—a testament to its careful preservation over nearly six decades. • Pages: 367 • Format: Hardcover with original dust jacket • Condition: Book excellent; dust jacket worn with tears • Special Feature: Includes historical illustrations that bring the era vividly to life About the Story I, The King is a sweeping historical novel centered on Philip IV of Spain (1605–1665), one of Europe’s most fascinating monarchs. Frances Parkinson Keyes masterfully portrays the king’s life through the women who shaped his reign: • Isabel of Bourbon, his child bride turned wise Regent. • Inés Calderón, the actress who captured his heart and bore him a beloved son. • Sor María de Ágreda, the mystic abbess whose extraordinary correspondence with Philip—over 600 letters spanning two decades—remains one of history’s most remarkable friendships. This novel blends romance, politics, and spirituality, painting Philip IV as both a ruler and a deeply human figure navigating love, loyalty, and power. About the Author Frances Parkinson Keyes (1885–1970) was a prolific American novelist and biographer, celebrated for her ability to weave historical detail with compelling narrative. Married to U.S. Senator Henry Keyes, she lived much of her life in Washington, D.C., and New Orleans. Keyes authored dozens of bestsellers, including Dinner at Antoine’s and The Chess Players, often exploring themes of politics, religion, and Southern culture. Her works remain prized for their rich historical research and accessible storytelling, making her novels enduring favorites among collectors and readers alike. Why Collect This Book? • Vintage Edition (1966) – Highly collectible, especially with original dust jacket. • Historical Illustrations – Adds depth and authenticity to the narrative. • Condition – Excellent interior condition ensures lasting value. • Author’s Legacy – Keyes was one of America’s most popular novelists of her era. This is more than a book—it’s a piece of literary and historical heritage, perfect for collectors of vintage first editions, enthusiasts of European history, or admirers of Frances Parkinson Keyes. See the photos for the condition of the book Thanks for Looking !!!!

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