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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
a life of great contrasts and extraordinary events : a man true to himself
By Amelrode
Charles II was one of Britain monarchs who led an extraordinary life. Born to rule, he spend long years as a penniless refugee in exile before returning to power. He had learned to survive and survive he did all the political up heals of his reign too. And he lived a full life, enjoying himself.There were often contradictions but I believe he was first of all a man true to himself, not to ideas, not to politics, not to women. He was not a complete egoist or libertine, but had moral values and respect as shown to his respected, but not loved Queen Consort. Biographer Stephen Coote rightly profiles Charles II as an extraordinarily shrewd man and had chosen the title "Royal Survivor" very well. You will learn about a life of great contrasts and extraordinary events and the man behind the king.Charles II is pretty difficult to judge, much more then his father or mother or his successor and brother James II. But he is much more interesting then all of them. He was a man of many faults but I feel you got it right. This is a book worthwhile reading. I enjoyed very much!

11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
Interesting Biography of a Perplexing King
By Aussie Reader
Stephen Coote's biography on Charles II is an enjoyable story of a man who the author has titled 'Royal Survivor'. This book, which is just under 400 pages (hardback format), takes the reader on a trip with Charles II, through his trials and tribulations, his victories and his defeats. We follow Charles II from boyhood, the death of his father and his attempt to re-claim the throne which met its end at the Battle of Worcester. Then the author takes us along with Charles II as he makes an exciting escape from England back into exile and then his triumphant return to the Throne of England.We then settle into an account of Charles II as the King of England, his conflicts with Parliament and the tales of his many mistresses. We follow the story through the period of the Restoration and other great events that occurred during his reign. After finishing this book I really believed that I had gained a better understanding of the subject and the times. In fact I came away from feeling that the King wasn't all that bad and maybe he did try to do his best for England (within a certain framework).Not only did the book offer an account of Charles II and his private life but we are also provided with accounts of his struggle with the Dutch provinces, France and its King, along with the plague and the Great Fire of London. I would not consider the book to be an in-depth biography but more of a narrative history offering the reader a general overview of the subject. That said, I still found the story interesting and learnt quite a few things along the way.I believe that anyone who enjoys good history without too many dates and names will be quite taken with this account of Charles II. The book provides the reader with a free flowing narrative, holding your interest throughout the whole story. The book is well presented and has a number of black and white photographs of the period. Overall this is an excellent story and well worth the time to read.

4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
a life of great contrasts and extraordinary events : a man true to himself
By Amelrode
Charles II was one of Britain monarchs who led an extraordinary life. Born to rule, he spend long years as a penniless refugee in exile before returning to power. He had learned to survive and survive he did all the political up heals of his reign too. And he lived a full life, enjoying himself.There were often contradictions but I believe he was first of all a man true to himself, not to ideas, not to politics, not to women. He was not a complete egoist or libertine, but had moral values and respect as shown to his respected, but not loved Queen Consort. Biographer Stephen Coote rightly profiles Charles II as an extraordinarily shrewd man and had chosen the title "Royal Survivor" very well. You will learn about a life of great contrasts and extraordinary events and the man behind the king.Charles II is pretty difficult to judge, much more then his father or mother or his successor and brother James II. But he is much more interesting then all of them. He was a man of many faults but I feel you got it right. This is a book worthwhile reading. I enjoyed very much!

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