The Lost Prince

The story revolves around a young prince named Marco who disappears at the age of three and is presumed dead. Twelve years later, a boy named Lazarus claims to be the lost prince, sparking controversy and intrigue in the royal family. As the truth about Lazarus' identity unfolds, themes of loyalty, duty, and self-discovery emerge.

By Frances Hodgson Burnett · First published 1915 · Genre: Adventure, Fantasy, Coming-of-Age · 31 chapters

Contents

• The New Lodgers at no. 7 Philibert Place
• A Young Citizen of the World
• The Legend of the Lost Prince
• The Rat
• "Silence is Still the Order"
• The Drill and the Secret Party
• "the Lamp is Lighted!"
• An Exciting Game
• "it is not a Game"
• The Rat -- and Samavia
• "Come with me"
• "only Two Boys"
• Loristan Attends a Drill of the Squad, and Marco Meets a Samavian
• Marco does not Answer
• A Sound in a Dream
• The Rat to the Rescue
• "it is a very Bad Sign"
• "Cities and Faces"
• "that is One!"
• Marco Goes to the Opera
• "Help!"
• A Night Vigil
• The Silver Horn
• "how Shall we Find him?"
• A Voice in the Night
• Across the Frontier
• "it is the Lost Prince! it is Ivor!"
• "Extra! Extra! Extra!"
• 'Twixt Night and Morning
• The Game is at an End
• "the Son of Stefan Loristan"

More by Frances Hodgson Burnett

• The Secret Garden (1911)
• Le Monsieur de la Petite Dame (1877)
• Editha's Burglar: a Story for Children (1890)
• Little Saint Elizabeth (1909)
• The Story of Prince Fairyfoot (1889)
• The Proud Little Grain of Wheat (1918)
• Behind the White Brick (1909)
• Sara Crewe (1888)
• All works by Frances Hodgson Burnett