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Author: Lew Wallace

📘 The Prince of India, or Why the Constantinople Fell by Lew Wallace

Lew Wallace’s *The Prince of India, or Why the Constantinople Fell* is a historical fiction work that blends adventure and spiritual motifs. Set against the backdrop of India and the fall of Constantinople, the narrative weaves themes of faith, revenge, and immortalism into an engaging tale.

First publish date: July 27, 2001

Genre: Historical Fiction/Medieval Historical Fiction

Authors: Lew Wallace

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