R. Hugh Knyvett Livres

Wight's insightful lecture offers a thorough and convincing refutation of the theory that Eleazer Williams was the lost Dauphin of France. Drawing on extensive research and historical evidence, Wight presents a compelling case for why this theory is unlikely to be true. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in the history of French royalty and the various claims to the throne that have been made over the years.

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