The Vicomte de Bragelonne, Volume I (Dodo Press) (Paperback)

from Clurb

Whilst D'Artagnan and Athos embroil themselves in the restoration of the English monarchy, Aramis and Porthos have their own secrets to keep, and Raoul is becoming well-known at court. Not as action-packed as the preceding Musketeers books but it sets up some intriguing plot lines for the next tw...

from TadAD

Dumas' third volume of about the four musketeers is usually split into three parts, of which this is the first. The swashbuckling of the first two books is significantly reduced; the story is now one about political intrigue.

from Juva

In this installment of d'Artagnan romances, our eponymous character finds himself in the service of a boy king rendered completely impotent by his mother and Cardinal Mazarin. When fellow king, Charles II of England arrives at court to beg his relative Louis XIV to help him recover his throne, bo...

from Schmerguls

1203. The Vicomte de Bragelonne, by Alexandre Duman (22 Dec 1972) This is the third volume of the D'Artagnan cycle by Dumas. It is laid in 1660, and covers the restoration of Charles II to the throne of England, the death of Mazarin, and the beginnings of the intrigues where Aramis and Porthos ar...

from ladycato

This continuation of the Three Musketeers follows them well into middle age. There are still swordfights, court intrigues, and acts of daring-do, but also gout and disillusion. The friendship between the men is not what it was, but the respect and fondness are still there. The younger generation,...