
by Germán Rueda Hernanz · Ediciones 19 · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788494628030

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This biography tells the life of Isabel II, a woman who was queen for half of her existence and felt displaced in the other half. Her childhood was marked by the absence of a father and a mother with a peculiar role, as well as by a sister who caused her more displeasure than joy. After a youth without protection, her dethronement in 1868 plunged her into uncertainty until, in the late seventies, she proclaimed herself queen of herself, finding serenity in her home for almost thirty years until her death in 1904.

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