Short Fiction · Character
Ferdinando Eboli
A young Neapolitan count who trades his exiled father's loyalties for Murat's favor, only to find his patrimony, his betrothal, and his very name resting on uncertain ground.
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Also known as Count Eboli, the unhappy Eboli
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The young Count Eboli, rightful heir and betrothed to Adalinda, is betrayed by his half-brother, imprisoned, and sent to work on the roads in Calabria.
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Ferdinando Eboli is a young noble whose father followed the deposed Ferdinand to Sicily but who returns to Naples to reclaim his estates through the Marchese Spina, a minister of Murat's government. Betrothed to the…
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