Gaspar Fagel published many letters in support of this event, mainly criticizing the (*) religious tolerance of this event's target.
A ship involved in a landing prior to this political event, the Brill, bore the slogan "For Liberty and for Religion" on its quartered standard, which was the motto of the ultimate victor in this event's ancestor during a lengthy revolt. Gaspar Fagel published many letters in support of this event, mainly criticizing the (*) religious tolerance of this event's target. This event targeted a ruler who had been forced to put down Monmouth's Rebellion near the start of his reign. An attempt to reverse this event was defeated in Ireland at the Battle of the Boyne. For 10 points, name this 1688 event which led to the replacement of James II by William III and Mary II.
A ship involved in a landing prior to this political event, the Brill, bore the slogan "For Liberty and for Religion" on its quartered standard, which was the motto of the ultimate victor in this event's ancestor during a lengthy revolt.
Glorious Revolution [accept Revolution of 1688 until mentioned; prompt on descriptive answers such as overthrow of James II] &lt;LT&gt;