What to make of the war of the Charleses? On the one hand, Charles the King, barely four years on the throne, beset by poor health, a troublesome younger son and a disgraced brother, doing his best to steer the ship of monarchy through the choppiest of seas.
Not a perfect man, and by no means always the easiest – but one who has nonetheless matured over the years into a thoughtful, some might say even wise monarch, mindful of the mistakes of the past – and doggedly determined in his duty to crown and country.
On the other, Charles Spencer, an
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