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Rupert of Hentzau

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Rupert of Hentzau is a novel by Anthony Hope, published in 1898. It serves as a sequel to his popular 1894 romance, The Prisoner of Zenda. Both novels are set in the mythical kingdom of Ruritania and follow the adventures of Rudolf Rassendyll, an Englishman who impersonates the king. While The Prisoner of Zenda was a standalone success, Rupert of Hentzau continues the story, delving further into the perilous escapades and political intrigue within Ruritania. Hope's writing style in these works is characterized by a high-spirited and often ironic tone, contributing to their enduring appeal as "cloak-and-sword" romances.12

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