Long Live the King
Short note lists copyright of 1917 held by the Ridgway Company with the title Long Live the King.
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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
10
Short note lists copyright of 1917 held by the Ridgway Company with the title Long Live the King.
In a royal scene Prince Ferdinand William Otto asks about Abraham Lincoln. The king praises Lincoln as a visionary and urges the prince to study the Gettysburg Address as a model of oratory and a guide to manners.
In a shifting city, Adelbert clings to memories of glory as new decrees end public parades. Bobby recruits him on a secret pirate plan, leading to a hidden dungeon behind the park wall and a reckoning with loyalty and loss.
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