James II

This biography of James II, who ruled England in the seventeenth century, focuses on his reign and his efforts to assert royal authority in the face of political and religious opposition. Turner provides a balanced and nuanced assessment of James's accomplishments and failures, and sheds light on the complex political landscape of his era.
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