La Table du Roi

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Immerse yourself in 14th-century France with Bernard Clavel’s “La Table du Roi,” a powerful historical novel exploring resilience and the human spirit amidst societal upheaval. This compelling saga, available in a 2005 Pocket paperback edition, transcends typical historical fiction by focusing on the lives of ordinary people facing famine, plague, and war. Clavel, celebrated for his empathetic portrayal of the working class, weaves a narrative rich with compelling characters and moral dilemmas. “La Table du Roi” (The King’s Table) symbolizes power and the stark social contrasts of the time. Experience Clavel’s masterful prose in the original French language and discover a timeless story perfect for history enthusiasts and lovers of profound literary fiction. Add this lightweight (100g) edition to your collection for an immersive journey into medieval France.

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Dive into the epic historical tapestry of 14th-century France with Bernard Clavel’s captivating novel, “La Table du Roi” (The King’s Table). This Pocket edition paperback, published in 2005, brings to life a period of immense upheaval and social transformation, viewed through the eyes of ordinary people caught in the currents of extraordinary times. “La Table du Roi” is more than just a historical novel; it’s a powerful saga that explores themes of survival, resilience, and the unwavering human spirit in the face of adversity. Clavel, a master storyteller celebrated for his ability to portray the lives of the working class and rural populations, paints a vivid picture of medieval France, far removed from the opulent courts and grand battles typically depicted in historical fiction. While the exact plot details are best discovered by the reader, expect a narrative rich with compelling characters, each struggling with their own hopes, fears, and ambitions. The “King’s Table” likely represents a symbol of power, privilege, and perhaps, even the stark contrast between the haves and have-nots in a society grappling with famine, plague, and war. The story might revolve around a key event, location, or even a literal table where destinies intertwine and decisions are made that impact the lives of many. Bernard Clavel (1923-2010) was a highly regarded French writer known for his humanistic and deeply empathetic portrayals of everyday life. He often explored the struggles of the working class and the beauty of the French countryside. His works are characterized by their realistic depiction of historical events and their focus on the moral dilemmas faced by ordinary people. “La Table du Roi,” originally published much earlier than the 2005 Pocket edition, is a testament to his enduring legacy as a chronicler of the French spirit. This French-language edition offers readers the chance to experience Clavel’s prose in its original form, adding another layer of authenticity to the reading experience. Whether you are a long-time fan of Bernard Clavel or a newcomer to his work, “La Table du Roi” promises a thought-provoking and immersive journey into the heart of medieval France. Perfect for history buffs, lovers of literary fiction, and anyone seeking a compelling story that resonates with universal themes of humanity. This paperback edition is lightweight (approximately 100g), making it a perfect travel companion. Add this compelling work to your collection today!

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2266138057

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9782266138055

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