“We kings obey the law. Only the law makes us kings. I'm no freer than a sentry on duty. To be a king means to go first into the most terrible battle, and to retreat last, and when there is a crop failure, to put on the most elegant clothes and laugh as loudly as possible at the meager meal in the country.” (C.S. Lewis “The Horse and His Boy”) This famous book from the pre-revolutionary “Golden Library” is about how a rich girl lived playing princess, and how she managed to really be a princess, being left without a livelihood and falling into the power of unkind people.For younger and middle ages