The Great Prince Shan

By E. Phillips (Edward Phillips) Oppenheim

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

In a world of hidden agendas and shifting alliances, a young man finds himself caught in a web of political intrigue sparked by the arrival of a mysterious prince, where every move could mean the difference between peace and all-out war.

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Literature Politics Fiction

Released

2004-08-06

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Summary

"The Great Prince Shan" by E. Phillips Oppenheim is a tale of early 20th-century political games, where diplomats, sophisticated gentlemen, and the powerful Prince Shan of China find themselves entangled. The story opens within the distinguished walls of a gentlemen's club, with characters like Prince Karschoff, Sir Daniel Harker, and the young Nigel Kingley sharing conversations that hint at larger global conflicts and the anticipated arrival of Prince Shan. As Nigel learns about the complex state of international affairs through his uncle, Lord Dorminster, the reader understands the importance of Prince Shan's visit to Europe amid concerning political assassinations. Nigel's developing feelings for Lady Maggie Trent add a personal element to the unfolding drama as he navigates a world on the edge of change, filled with hidden dangers and shifting alliances, establishing Kingley as a central character in a mystery that could determine the fate of nations.