The Hidden King Of England

Queen Victoria had a legitimate firstborn son, Marcos Manoel, from her first marriage to Blind Prince George of Cumberland in 1834. Marcos Manoel was exiled to Portugal, presented with the Royal Marks in 1850, trained as the King from 1850 to 1855, then made King of England in 1869, as King John II of England, a title that can only be held by the Sangreal - the Blood Royal. Queen Victoria celebrated this by opening Blackfriars Bridge and the Holborn Viaduct on the same day in October 1869. This was the Royal Mark. Marcos Manoel's ancestry is traced back to the Two Jesuses and presents the Keys to London and Temple Bar. King John II Marcos Manoel is also descended from the Roman Caesars. His descendant today is H.R.H. Francisco Manoel. Queen Victoria sent in motion codes for her Great-Great-Great-Great Grandson Francisco Manoel that would only be realised from his birth and during his lifetime. The Hidden King reveals how the real Deus-Desponsyni family record their history so that it can unveil The Rose and reveal 'The Family'. The pre-reactions to this work are confirmation of its impact to come.

Box containing the 5 Volumes of: THE HIDDEN KING OF ENGLAND, Arma Christi, Unveiling the Rose

This is a five volume set of English and European Royal History with close to 1200 pages and 750 colour photographs. These volumes expose the legitimate birth of Queen Victoria's firstborn son, Marcos Manoel in 1834, as the future True King of England. THE HIDDEN KING OF ENGLAND is a revelation, with many Royal Marks exposed to the public for the first time. Queen Victoria presented a chest full of Royal Marks to Prince Marcos Manoel in 1850, with strict instructions to always retain them in The Family. These were handed down through the generations and have been analysed to confirm and reveal the True British Royal Family. The name "King John of England" can only be used by the Sangrëal ‒ the Blood Royal. Queen Victoria opened two bridges in London on the same day as a Royal public Mark of the elevation of Marcos Manoel to the 'Occult King John II of England'. King John Manoel II of England was then Regicided by his younger illegitimate brother ‒ the Cain King Edward VII who died 5 weeks after the murder. Kingship is unveiled, including its many historical flaws by both Religions and Monarchies. The true nature of kingship is exposed, which reveals the Kingship roles of H.R.H. Francisco Manoel ‒ today's True Prince of Wales. His life stories definitively confirm his destiny. The lineage of British and European Royalty is then traced back to the Jesuses and Maries. The landmarks they left in the plan of London, in Temple Bar, Common Law, the Greenwich Observatory and Greenwich Mean Time are revealed. Jesus' gravesites are exposed with confirming buildings, measurements and history. A Second Jesus is revealed showing his Villa's allusion to Luxor, his temple, his Mausoleum, his further resting places and confirming religious practises today. His remains were presented to Prince le Favori Marcos Manoel in 1850 as a Kingmaking Mark of his future Kingship. From these two Jesuses, the true religion of the British Monarchy is exposed rendering these Five Volumes part of the Revelation, known in Biblical terms as "The Apocalypse".

Living his life oblivious to his heritage, an unknown prince and the rightful heir to the throne of England finds the truth about his birthright in a most unexpected way. His new love interest discovers his link to the royal family with physical proof that starts him on a journey of self-discovery and deception, revealing the extent the shadow group surrounding the monarchies will go to keep their secrets. Spanning three generations, The Lost King of England uncovers facts kept hidden and revealing events of World War I and World War II and how they should have been written. It will make you question everything you have been told.

The fifth book in the New York Times bestselling CHILDREN OF THE RED KING series!When Charlie turns twelve on New Year's Eve, the Flame Cats give him a grave warning: Something ancient has awoken, and Charlie must be watchful. Soon Charlie learns that the shadow from the Red King's portrait has been released, and that it will do anything to keep Charlie from finding his father. Meanwhile, pets are mysteriously vanishing from the city, and Olivia is in danger of revealing her newfound powers.

This imprint is established to publish in paperback for an individual readership the Press's most outstanding original monographs. These are titles which would normally appear in specialist hardback editions only, but whose quality and general academic importance justify their special promotion in this prestige imprint. The series will include both new and recent titles drawn from the whole range of the Press's very substantial publishing programmes in the Humanities and Social Sciences, and therefore represents some of the best current scholarship in the English language.

Married to loyal Lancaster supporter Sir Richard Pole to minimize her claim to the throne of Henry VII, Margaret becomes an advisor to newlyweds Prince Arthur and Katherine of Aragon before witnessing the rapid ascent of Henry VIII.

“With these incredible and often heartbreaking stories, John Paul Davis clearly demonstrates how the fortress acquired its sinister reputation.” —History . . . the Interesting Bits! Famed as the ultimate penalty for traitors, heretics and royalty alike, being sent to the Tower is known to have been experienced by no less than 8,000 unfortunate souls. Many of those who were imprisoned in the Tower never returned to civilization and those who did, often did so without their head! It is hardly surprising that the Tower has earned itself a reputation among the most infamous buildings on the planet. Beginning with the early tales surrounding its creation, this book investigates the private life of an English icon. Concentrating on the Tower’s developing role throughout the centuries, not in terms of its physical expansion into a site of unique architectural majesty or many purposes but through the eyes of those who experienced its darker side, it pieces together the, often seldom-told, human story and how the fates of many of those who stayed within its walls contributed to its lasting effect on England’s—and later the UK’s—destiny. From ruthless traitors to unjustly killed Jesuits, vanished treasures to disappeared princes and jaded wives to star-crossed lovers, this book provides a raw and at times unsettling insight into its unsolved mysteries and the lot of its unfortunate victims, thus explaining how this once typical castle came to be the place we will always remember as THE TOWER. “The building is as imposing now as it ever was, and the author’s complete and thorough knowledge is imparted in grand style.” —Books Monthly