Biographies of British Royalty

Charles II of England remains one of the most easily identifiable and best known of England's monarchs. Deprived of his throne following the execution of his father, he contended with hardship and exile before achieving a peaceful restoration and the beginning of what would be remembered as a colorful period of English history.Inside you will read about... The Young Prince and His Lovers Exile and Charles I's Execution Charles as King War, Plague, and Fire The Exclusion Crisis And much more!Explore the life of Charles II, the monarch who restored the English throne after years of civil war and republican rule. Known for his charm, wit, and political skill, his reign marked a vibrant era of renewal. Perfect for history lovers and fans of royal intrigue.Get your copy today and uncover the legacy of the Merry Monarch! At Hourly History, we publish history books that are concise, straightforward and take no longer than one hour to read. Receive our new eBooks for free every Friday. Sign up at: www.hourlyhistory.com/free

Dating back to the fifth century, the legend of King Arthur, his Queen Guinevere, and the Knights of the Round Table is an integral part of British national mythology. From its beginning as a few lines of Latin text written in a sixth-century monk's hand, Arthurian legend has blossomed over the years into a unique universe built on the real foundations of Britain's Dark Ages and the principles of ancient chivalry.Discover a plethora of topics such as The Era of King Arthur Ambrosius Aurelianus King Arthur and the Celts Geoffrey of Monmouth King Arthur's Grave The Round Table And much more!Explore the legendary tale of King Arthur, the mythical ruler of Camelot whose story blends history, heroism, and magic. From Excalibur to the Knights of the Round Table, his saga has captivated imaginations for centuries. Perfect for fans of mythology and medieval lore.Get your copy today and delve into the legend of a timeless king! At Hourly History, we publish history books that are concise, straightforward and take no longer than one hour to read. Receive our new eBooks for free every Friday. Sign up at: www.hourlyhistory.com/free