Who was James Scott's father?
Charles II
James II
Henry VIII
William III
Answer
Charles II was the father of James Scott, also known as the Duke of Monmouth. James was an illegitimate son born to Charles and Lucy Walter, a Welsh noblewoman. Charles acknowledged James as his son and granted him the title of Duke of Monmouth. James became a prominent figure in English politics and played a significant role in the Monmouth Rebellion, an attempt to overthrow his uncle, James II.
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