Sketches and Tales; or, The Life and Opinions of a Sovereign

An imaginative and witty satire of royal life, told from the perspective of an egotistical and naive young monarch. Through a series of sketches and stories, this novel takes the reader on a journey through the absurdities and contradictions of the world of kings and queens, and offers a sly commentary on the nature of power, authority, and democracy.

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