This king's son was accused of being a "warming pan baby", even though his wife Mary of Modena had legitimately given birth.
This king's son was accused of being a "warming pan baby", even though his wife Mary of Modena had legitimately given birth. This king started a series of trials called the Bloody Assizes after James Scott tried to overthrow him in the Monmouth rebellion. The governorship of (*) Edmund Andros was ended at the conclusion of this man's reign. Seven Anglican bishops opposed this man's Declaration of Indulgence, and the Immortal Seven invited the Dutch husband of his daughter Mary to claim the throne. For ten points, name this Catholic son of Charles II who was overthrown in the Glorious Revolution.
This king's son was accused of being a "warming pan baby", even though his wife Mary of Modena had legitimately given birth.
James II [prompt on "James"]