Some Account of the Life and Opinions of a Fifth-Monarchy-Man

This fascinating book provides insight into the little-known ideology of the Fifth Monarchy Men, a group of English Protestants who believed that the fifth monarchy would be the reign of Jesus Christ and that they had a duty to establish this kingdom on earth. Through the life and opinions of one member of this group, readers will gain a better understanding of the complex intersections of religion and politics in seventeenth-century England.

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