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Richard Newton explores the beauty of one of history's most powerful leaders: Charles I of England. Through lush descriptions and insightful analysis, Newton delves into Charles's personality, his reign, and his impact on British history. From royal hunting expeditions to political turmoil, The Beauty of the King is a captivating look at a fascinating monarch.

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