The King's Revenge: Charles II and the Greatest Manhunt in British History

Synopsis

When Charles I Was Executed, His Son Charles Ii Made It His Mission To Search Out Retribution, Producing The Biggest Manhunt Britain Had Ever Seen, One That Would Span Europe And America And Would Last For Thirty Years. Men Who Had Once Been Among The Most Powerful Figures In England Ended Up On The Scaffold, On The Run. The Watchtower -- 'that Man Of Blood': January 1647-january 1649 -- A Wicked Design: 8 January-27 January 1649 -- Execution: 29 January-7 February 1649 -- Propaganda And Assassination: January 1649-october 1651 -- 'the Honour Of Dying For The People': April 1653-august 1658 -- After Oliver: September 1658-october 1659 -- The Invader: October 1659-february 1660 -- The Round-up Begins: Feburary-april 1660 -- Exodus: April-may 1660 -- Death List: May-september 1660 -- 'the Guilt Of Blood': 8-12 October 1660 -- Damned If You Do, Damned If You Don't: 13-19 October 1660 -- Disinterred: November 1660-april 1661 -- Bloodhounds: May-september 1661 -- On The Word Of A King: September 1661-july 1663 -- The Tightening Net: 1663-1665 -- Plans To Invade And Hopes Dashed: 1665-1692 -- Epilogue: Th Elegacy Of The Regicides -- Appendix I: The Regicides And Their Fate -- Appendix Ii: People. Don Jordan And Michael Walsh.