Daughter of Montezuma. Beautiful Margaret. The Ring of the Queen of Sheba

This volume contains three famous novels by Haggard with magnificent illustrations by well-known contemporary artists.
 
Daughter of Montezuma (1893)
An adventure novel about a young Englishman, Thomas Wingfield, who goes to Mexico to avenge the Spaniard who destroyed his family. There he... becomes embroiled in events during the conquest of Mexico by Cortes and the Aztec civilization. The hero experiences wars, captivity, a love for the daughter of the Emperor Montezuma, and a struggle between duty, revenge, and feelings.

Beautiful Margaret (1907)
A historical adventure novel about love and political intrigues in 16th century Europe. The Englishman Peter Broom finds himself in complex diplomatic and military events related to the struggle for power in Spain and England. The central line is the tragic and dangerous love of the hero for the beautiful Margaret, around whom conspiracies, kidnappings, and court intrigues unfold.

The Ring of the Queen of Sheba (1910)
An adventure novel with elements of mysticism. A young Englishman finds an ancient ring connected to the legendary Queen of Sheba. The ornament turns out to be the key to an ancient mystery, treasures, and unusual events that intertwine the present with ancient legends. The hero is awaited by dangerous journeys, riddles of the past, and trials of fate.
 
Henry Rider Haggard (1856–1925) is a classic of world adventure literature, Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire, publicist, politician, and an enthusiastic explorer, who was drawn to lost worlds all his life. His novels are still avidly read today, and Haggard's heroes evoke genuine admiration—they are brave conquerors of seas and unexplored lands, people of broad nature and strong character, ready to fight evil in the name of justice.