Titus Oates claimed that the goal of the fictitious Popish Plot was for this man to replace his brother.
Before succeeding to the throne, this man served under Juan Jose of Austria at the Battle of the Dunes, where he failed to relieve the town of Dunkirk. The case of Godden v. Hales upheld this man's power to ignore the Test Act for certain appointments. He drew criticism for marrying princess Mary of Modena, and like his predecessor, he issued a Declaration of Indulgences which nullified certain laws against religious dissenters. (*) Titus Oates claimed that the goal of the fictitious Popish Plot was for this man to replace his brother. Opponents of this man's religious policies gathered support for his Dutch son-in-law to overthrow him. For 10 points name this monarch who reigned as the last Catholic king of England, Scotland, and Ireland from 1685 to 1688 and was deposed by the Glorious Revolution.
Before succeeding to the throne, this man served under Juan Jose of Austria at the Battle of the Dunes, where he failed to relieve the town of Dunkirk.
James II of England [or James VII of Scotland]