Quarrel with the King

Set against the backdrop of England's tumultuous history from the 1520s to 1650, this book chronicles the Pembroke family's rise and struggles through three generations. It explores their complex relationship with the English Crown, highlighting themes of ambition, resistance, and the moral ambiguities of power. Acclaimed historian Adam Nicolson presents a vivid narrative filled with rich detail, examining the intricate dynamics of loyalty, corruption, and privilege in a time of significant change and conflict.