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Pilar Eyre
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Pilar Eyre imagines the private life of Victoria Eugenia, from her British upbringing to marriage with Alfonso XIII. The royal union offers little protection from infidelity, illness and hostility at court. This historical novel explores the distance between a queen’s public position and her personal isolation.
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