the glorious revolution brought william iii of england to england's throne.
who did the glorious revolution bring to england's throne?
william iii of england
the glorious revolution ended the restoration. the glorious revolution which overthrew king james ii of england was propelled by a union of english parliamentarians with the dutch stadtholder william iii of orange-nassau (william of orange). william's successful invasion of england with a dutch fleet and army led to his accession to the english throne as william iii of england jointly with his wife mary ii of england, james' daughter.
restoration (england)
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the glorious revolution in scotland was part of a wider series of events between 1688-1689 in england and scotland known as the glorious revolution. it covers the deposition of james vii, his replacement by his daughter mary ii and her husband william iii of orange and the political settlement thereafter. scotland and england were linked but separate countries, each with its own parliament; decisions in one did not bind the other.
glorious revolution in scotland