This is a reprint published by Thomas Nelson & Sons in 1948. 

Bardelys the Magnificent, a 1948 reprint published by Thomas Nelson and Sons, offers readers a captivating journey into a world of swashbuckling adventure and romance. This novel, originally penned by Rafael Sabatini, transports us to 17th-century France, a time of political intrigue and dashing heroes.

The story revolves around the charismatic and roguish Bardelys, whose wit and charm make him a legend in the court of Louis XIII. As political unrest brews and danger looms, Bardelys finds himself on a treacherous mission to capture the heart of the unattainable Roxalanne de Lavedan. This daring quest leads to a series of thrilling escapades filled with sword fights, disguises, and courtly drama.

Sabatini's writing is rich and immersive, bringing the opulence and intrigue of the French court vividly to life. The characters are exquisitely drawn, and the plot is a delightful blend of adventure and romance. As you follow Bardelys through his trials and triumphs, you'll be swept away by the elegance and excitement of this historical romance.

For those who revel in tales of heroic gallantry, "Bardelys the Magnificent" is an absolute must-read. This 1948 reprint ensures that this classic adventure endures for a new generation of readers, and it's an opportunity to experience the magic of Sabatini's storytelling in all its magnificence.