Anna Keay
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Charles II was the only king of England for two hundred years to survive exile and return to power. Anna Keay considers how he kept up his regal appearances whilst in exile, paving the way for his return to the throne.
Published June 13 2008
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Anna Keay describes how the Crown Jewels were dispersed and destroyed in 1649, and then reconstructed in 1661. Published June 18 2002
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