Boscobel

The narrative centers on King Charles II's daring escape following the Battle of Worcester on April 3, 1651. It details his evasion of Roundhead forces and the various hiding spots he utilized, notably the oak tree at Boscobel House. Thomas Blount offers a vivid recounting of the events leading up to and during the battle, drawing from diverse sources to present a comprehensive history of this remarkable episode. This work is essential for those interested in British monarchy, the English Civil War, and the Stuart dynasty.