Other novels featuring the titular character include Eldorado and I Will Repay.
A 1914 sequel to this work features an ancestor of the protagonist known as "Diogenes," who is the inspiration for Hals' The Laughing Cavalier. Other novels featuring the titular character include Eldorado and I Will Repay. The villain of this work is Chauvelin, who blackmails Marguerite. Featuring a famous rhyme about Frenchies seeking the titular hero, FTP, name this work by Baroness Orczy about a Englishman who saves lives during the French Revolution.
A 1914 sequel to this work features an ancestor of the protagonist known as "Diogenes," who is the inspiration for Hals' The Laughing Cavalier.
The Scarlet Pimpernel