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<p>[QUOTE="+VGO.DVCKS, post: 5682598, member: 110504"]...Thanks, [USER=110350]@DonnaML[/USER], for your explication of the context. Which is Just Fine, Thank you, despite your protestations about what you've read. ...All I have on the period is a collection of very general secondary sources (how general? covering the entire 17th century --for England, but, Still...), and two on the reign of Charles II.</p><p>Especially in light of [USER=14873]@jamesicus[/USER]'s magnificent crowns, it's worth noting that Charles II spent his exile, up to his coronation in 1660 (hence the Restoration), on the Continent, primarily in France. He was a 'Crypto-Catholic,' being given Last Rites by a priest on his deathbed in 1685. </p><p>Charles II had Batches of children, several of whom he ennobled ...but none of them legitimate. His younger brother and successor, James II, legislated all sorts of religious toleration, not only for Catholics but for Protestants to the left of the Anglican consensus --including, if memory serves, Quakers. But he was much more forthcoming about being a practicing Catholic ...which was enough to p-ss people off. He was overthrown in 1688. ...That's where the term 'Jacobite' comes from, in reference to adherents of the Stuarts into the 18th century.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="+VGO.DVCKS, post: 5682598, member: 110504"]...Thanks, [USER=110350]@DonnaML[/USER], for your explication of the context. Which is Just Fine, Thank you, despite your protestations about what you've read. ...All I have on the period is a collection of very general secondary sources (how general? covering the entire 17th century --for England, but, Still...), and two on the reign of Charles II. Especially in light of [USER=14873]@jamesicus[/USER]'s magnificent crowns, it's worth noting that Charles II spent his exile, up to his coronation in 1660 (hence the Restoration), on the Continent, primarily in France. He was a 'Crypto-Catholic,' being given Last Rites by a priest on his deathbed in 1685. Charles II had Batches of children, several of whom he ennobled ...but none of them legitimate. His younger brother and successor, James II, legislated all sorts of religious toleration, not only for Catholics but for Protestants to the left of the Anglican consensus --including, if memory serves, Quakers. But he was much more forthcoming about being a practicing Catholic ...which was enough to p-ss people off. He was overthrown in 1688. ...That's where the term 'Jacobite' comes from, in reference to adherents of the Stuarts into the 18th century.[/QUOTE]
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