By profiling twelve extraordinary characters, this history demonstrates how the 17th century’s political and religious violence gave way to a more carefree and socially liberal society. In addition to the scandalous celebrities Lord Byron and Lady Hamilton, the lives it explores include two ‘pirate queens’ of the Caribbean, populist political campaigner John Wilkes and the formerly enslaved Olaudah Equiano, whose bestselling memoirs helped to promote the abolitionist movement.
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