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    Swashbuckler

    By Mikel Etcheverry

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    Swashbuckler is the story set in 1770 of a group of spies, French, English and Americans, who are sent from Paris to Prague to undo the plans of a group of powerful men who have vested interests in a new European conflict.
    They will cross path with three pirates who seem out of place on dry land, an old alchemist who may have lost his mind - or not, a Russian female spy famed for her deadliness, as well as several other colorful characters. Sword fights and love stories abound in this epic comedy.
    It is all written in alexandrines, twelve syllable verses rhyming two by two.
    A play in five acts.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMikel Etcheverry
    Release dateJul 10, 2012
    ISBN9781476323336
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