The Great Roxhythe
What is The Great Roxhythe about?
The Great Roxhythe (1922) is a political novel set during the reign of Charles II. The enigmatic Dorado of Roxhythe serves the king as a secret agent while maintaining a public facade of idle aristocracy. A tale of loyalty, espionage, and sacrifice.
Main themes in The Great Roxhythe
Restoration England
The Great Roxhythe thoughtfully explores restoration england through its central conflicts.
Charles II
The theme of charles ii weaves through The Great Roxhythe, adding depth to its narrative.
Secret agent
The presence of secret agent in The Great Roxhythe connects readers to its enduring relevance.
Political loyalty
The presence of political loyalty in The Great Roxhythe connects readers to its enduring relevance.
Why The Great Roxhythe is still relevant today
An unusual early Heyer novel focused on political loyalty and espionage rather than romance, set in Restoration England.
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What is The Great Roxhythe about?
An aristocrat secretly serves Charles II as a spy while maintaining a facade of idle nobility. A tale of loyalty and sacrifice.
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