Conclusion: Monarch in a Masquerade
Conclusion: Monarch in a Masquerade
This chapter gives a personal portrait of the man that was King Charles II. The description made in this chapter states that King Charles II became a legendary figure by his ability to endear himself to the popular imagination, compared to other monarchs who inspired respect, and that he possessed an unmistakable charm even during his childhood.
Keywords: personal portrait, King Charles II, popular imagination, legendary figure, charm
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