The Princess of Eboli
Publishing date:19 may 1998
Synopsis:
The story of an exceptional woman: Ana of Mendoza, Princess of Eboli, whose beauty and intelligence provoked the admiration and envy of the most important men of her time. Caught up, along with Philip II, and his astute secretary Antonio Pérez, in political and romantic intrigue, the Princess of Eboli fought for her rights with a strength and decisiveness that was rarely found in women in Spain in the Sixteenth Century.
Highlights
Highlights The Princess of Eboli
The most enigmatic and fascinating woman of the Spanish Golden Age.
Technical Data
| Technical data | Publish date: 19 may 1998 ISBN: 978-84-270-2346-8 Pages: 192 Imprint: Ediciones Martínez Roca |
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| Rights sold | Dom Quixote (Portugal), Enalios (Greece). |
| Reviews | A fascinating historical narrative, written by a direct descendent of the princess, Almudena de Arteaga del Alcázar, from the Mendoza family. |
