The Scandal of Sophie Dawes facts for kids
First US edition
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| Author | Marjorie Bowen |
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| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
| Genre | Historical non fiction |
| Publisher | John Lane (London) Appleton (New York) |
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1934 |
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The Scandal of Sophie Dawes is a 1934 book written by Marjorie Bowen. It is a type of book called non-fiction, which means it tells a true story. This book is about the real life of a woman named Sophie Dawes, Baronne de Feuchères. She was an English woman who became very important in France after Napoleon's time. The book was well-liked when it came out in America in 1935.
About the Book
This book is a historical non-fiction work. This means it tells a true story from the past. Marjorie Bowen wrote it to share the interesting life of Sophie Dawes. The book explores how Sophie, an English woman, made a name for herself in France. This was during a time known as the Bourbon Restoration. This period happened after Napoleon's rule ended.
Who Was Sophie Dawes?
Sophie Dawes was a clever and determined woman. She was born in England but moved to France. There, she became known as the Baronne de Feuchères. She was very good at making her way in society. She became close to a powerful French prince. This helped her gain a lot of influence and wealth.
Her Life in France
Sophie Dawes lived in France during a special time. This was after the French Revolution and Napoleon's empire. The old royal family, the Bourbons, were back in power. This period was called the Restoration. Sophie used her intelligence to become a key figure in this new society. She lived a life full of changes and challenges. The book tells her story, showing how she became so important.
