Fear & Loathing in Westminster: The Men who Would be King

Jack Yeomanson

Region:: England
Notice Period:: Regular (more than one month's notice)
Fee:: Paid: £50.00
Category:: History
Updated:: 10^th May 2025
Tagged:: English Civil War | London History | English Monarchs

January 1649, King Charles I is executed and Britain plunged into an interregnum lasting 11 years under Oliver Cromwell. Learn the stories of the Men who Would be King including the rounding up of those who signed the King’s death warrant to how a letter from the Prince of Wales could have changed history and why two-faced political maneuvering is not anything new…

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