Charles XII of Sweden was a remarkable figure whose military exploits made him famous throughout Europe. In this gripping account, Alberg brings to life the drama, excitement and tragedy of his life and times. Drawing on a wealth of primary sources, he vividly describes Charles's campaigns, battles and personal struggles, as well as the complex political and social context in which he lived. A compelling read for anyone interested in military or European history.

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