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"The Popish Plot: A study in the history of the reign of Charles II" by John Pollock delves into one of the most sensational episodes of 17th-century England. This meticulously researched historical account examines the infamous Popish Plot, a supposed Catholic conspiracy against King Charles II that gripped the nation in fear and political intrigue.
Explore the complex web of accusations, betrayals, and outright fabrications that fueled this period of intense anti-Catholic sentiment. Pollock's study offers a detailed analysis of the plot's origins, key players, and far-reaching consequences on English society and politics. Discover the truth behind the rumors and understand how a climate of fear and suspicion could so easily take hold. A crucial resource for understanding the history of England, Charles II's reign, and the enduring power of conspiracy. This edition presents a careful republication of a classic work on the subject.
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