The King and the Catholics

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Set against the backdrop of 18th-century England, the narrative explores the struggles of Catholics who faced significant legal restrictions, culminating in the violent Gordon Riots of 1780. The book delves into the relentless fight for Catholic emancipation, highlighting key figures like Daniel O'Connell and the political landscape influenced by Kings George III and IV. It captures the pivotal moment in 1829 when the Roman Catholic Relief Act was passed, symbolizing a significant shift towards justice and reform in a time of oppression.