Love-At-Arms

Description: Please refer to the section BELOW (and NOT ABOVE) this line for the product details - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Title:Love-At-ArmsISBN13:9781636375045ISBN10:1636375049Author:Sabatini, Rafael (Author)Description:Rafael Sabatini (29 April 1875 - 13 February 1950) Was An Italian-English Writer Of Romance And Adventure Novels Rafael Sabatini Was Born In Iesi, Italy, To An English Mother, Anna Trafford, And Italian Father, Vincenzo Sabatini His Parents Were Opera Singers Who Then Became Teachers After A Brief Stint In The Business World, Sabatini Went To Work As A Writer He Wrote Short Stories In The 1890S, And His First Novel Came Out In 1902 In 1905, He Married Ruth Goad Dixon, The Daughter Of A Liverpool Merchant It Took Sabatini Roughly A Quarter Of A Century Of Hard Work Before He Attained Success With Scaramouche In 1921 The Novel, An Historical Romance Set During The French Revolution, Became An International Bestseller It Was Followed By The Equally Successful Captain Blood (1922) All Of His Earlier Books Were Rushed Into Reprints, The Most Popular Of Which Was The Sea Hawk (1915) Sabatini Was A Prolific Writer; He Produced A New Book Approximately Every Year And Maintained A Great Deal Of Popularity With The Reading Public Through The Decades That Followed Several Of His Novels Were Adapted Into Films During The Silent Era, And The First Three Of These Books Were Made Into Notable Films In The Sound Era, In 1940, 1952, And 1935 Respectively His Third Novel Bardelys The Magnificent Was Made Into A Famous 1926 Lost Film Of The Same Title, Directed By King Vidor, Starring John Gilbert, And Long Viewable Only In A Fragment Excerpted In Vidor's Silent Comedy Show People (1928) A Few Intact Reels Have Recently Been Discovered In Europe The Fully Restored Version Premi?Red On Tcm On 11 January 2010 Two Silent Adaptations Of Sabatini Novels Which Do Survive Intact Are Rex Ingram's Scaramouche (1923) Starring Ram?N Novarro, And The Sea Hawk (1924) Directed By Frank Lloyd And Starring Milton Sills The 1940 Film The Sea Hawk, With Errol Flynn, Is Not A Remake But A Wholly New Story Which Just Used The Title A Silent Version Of Captain Blood (1924), Starring J Warren Kerrigan, Is Partly Lost, Surviving Only In An Incomplete Copy In The Library Of Congress The Black Swan (1942) Was Filmed Starring Tyrone Power And Maureen O'hara (Wikipedia) Binding:Paperback, PaperbackPublisher:Bibliotech PressPublication Date:1907-06-01Weight:0.68 lbsDimensions:0.47'' H x 9.02'' L x 5.98'' WNumber of Pages:206Language:English

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