A matching classic collector design of the third volume of the Three Musketeers Series. Certainly! Here's an exciting back-cover copy for "The Vicomte de Bragelonne" by Alexandre Dumas: --- As the aging musketeers—Athos, Porthos, and Aramis—are once again entangled in courtly machinations, a new star emerges on the horizon. Raoul, the Vicomte de Bragelonne, a young man of courage and honor, is caught in the whirlwind of royal politics and affairs of the heart. His journey is fraught with peril as he navigates the treacherous waters of love, betrayal, and the ever-present threat of war. Amidst the glittering splendor of the royal court and the shadowy alleyways of intrigue, the ghost of the past lingers as old enemies resurface, and the musketeers find themselves drawn into a conspiracy that could alter the course of history. "The Vicomte de Bragelonne" is a riveting tale that seamlessly blends adventure, romance, and political drama. Dumas masterfully crafts a narrative that propels readers into a world where duels are fought with both words and swords, and where the bonds of brotherhood are both a shield and a vulnerability. Join the musketeers on a new and thrilling adventure as they navigate a landscape where honor is a double-edged sword, and where the legacy of d'Artagnan lives on in the heart of a new hero. This is a tale of love and valor, where the echoes of the past resonate with the promise of an uncertain future, and where destiny awaits those brave enough to seize it. Excerpt from Vicomte de Bragelonne: “...The inquisitive youths manifested with rustic freedom their contempt for such paltry sport, and, after a dissertation among themselves upon the disadvantages of hawking, they returned to their occupations; one only of the curious party, a stout, stubby, cheerful lad, having demanded how it was that Monsieur, who, from his great revenues, had it in his power to amuse himself so much better, could be satisfied with such mean diversions. “Do you not know,” one of the standers-by replied, “that Monsieur’s principal amusement is to weary himself?” The light-hearted boy shrugged his shoulders with a gesture which said as clear as day: “In that case I would rather be plain Jack than a prince.” And all resumed their labors.” This hardbound, durable copy will outlast any paperback and is a welcome gift for the bibliophiles and Dumas fans in your life. - The minimalist cover and classic interior design are a perfect fit for the collector's bookshelf. - This original English translation without annotations is ideal for the classroom or homeschool library. - Use in the study of 19th century literature, alongside 17th century French and European history. This edition is book 3 in the Musketeer Series linked on this page. Make sure to add this matching title to your collection. Our printer will get to work immediately on your beautifully bound classic as soon as you say the word.