In this novel, the servant Planchet carries a letter that employs the Puritan John Felton as a prison guard. However, this novel's antagonist corrupts Felton and convinces him to assassinate the Duke of Buckingham before travelling to France and poisoning the protagonist's love interest, Constance. That protagonist earns the ire of Lady de Winter through his services protecting the honor of the queen of France. For 10 points, name this novel in which d'Artagnan joins the
In this novel, the servant Planchet carries a letter that employs the Puritan John Felton as a prison guard. However, this novel's antagonist corrupts Felton and convinces him to assassinate the Duke of Buckingham before travelling to France and poisoning the protagonist's love interest, Constance. That protagonist earns the ire of Lady de Winter through his services protecting the honor of the queen of France. For 10 points, name this novel in which d'Artagnan joins the namesake group of Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, a work of Alexandre Dumas.
In this novel, the servant Planchet carries a letter that employs the Puritan John Felton as a prison guard.
The {Three Musketeers} [or {Les Trois Mousquetaires}]