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L”Aiglon

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Napoléon Ier est mort, et poussent à la suite de cette triste nouvelle les ailes de son fils, l”Aiglon. À Vienne, pour suivre les pas de son père, l”Aiglon porte sa sensibilité, son charme androgyne et son ambition jusqu”aux plus hauts sommets, motivé par Séraphin Flambeau, ancien soldat Bonapartiste de la Grande Armée. Mais c”est pourtant la gloire et l”honneur qui, lentement, meurtrissent les ailes du célèbre Prince autrichien, et le font sombrer dans la folie.L”Aiglon, poignant et sensible, sera joué pour la première fois par Sarah Bernhardt.-

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Language French ● Format EPUB ● ISBN 9788726765267 ● Publisher Saga Egmont French ● Published 2021 ● Downloadable 3 times ● Currency EUR ● ID 7756481 ● Copy protection Adobe DRM

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