by Robert Louis Stevenson · Toray · tapa dura · ISBN 9788431018559
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«La flecha negra» is the adventure novel by Robert Louis Stevenson, published by Toray in hardback, in Spanish.
In fifteenth-century England, during the Wars of the Roses, young Richard Shelton becomes embroiled in a web of betrayals and intrigues as he tries to unmask the mysterious group that signs its attacks as the Black Arrow. The story includes chases, battles, and betrayals.
The work is part of the Novelas Maestras collection (no. 2) and this 1982 edition has 84 pages.
For readers of historical adventure classics and stories set in fifteenth-century England.
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