This book presents character portraits of Tudor, Stuart, and Protectorate rulers of England from AD 1456 to 1714. The author derived the portraits following a previously described method by sorting and blending interpretations from each ruler's epoch and birth charts. Please note that none of the interpretations are the author's, that he has included all points obtained but that he has minimised duplication. The unpolished portraits generated are impartial, free from bias, and consist of relatively modern expressions for appreciation and comparison purposes. Concise has been added to the title because the most speculative, the more mundane, and the least relevant interpretations have been relegated to smaller print, but the order throughout each portrait remains unchanged. Additionally, Appendix 1 collects all the natal charts and comments on them. In case of further interest, Appendix 2 assembles the natal charts of some of England's nearly rulers during the time frame of the book. Finally, Appendix 3 examines the Tudors and Stuarts separately to try and find group heredity traits among them. The results obtained also start to support the idea that, importantly, we are members of the solar system even though, naturally, we are Earthlings first.

These kings' portraits help readers to appreciate the kings' characters more and so the reasons why the history of the kings developed in the way that it did. Please note that none of the interpretations used were Chris's. They were taken from books of interpretations by notable astrologers that contained no reference to any of the kings, at all. Simply, Chris has sorted and blended the interpretations to produce what he hopes are readily understandable kings' portraits. All points from the interpretations were included, but duplication was kept to a minimum. Accordingly and importantly, the portraits are impartial, consisting of relatively modern expressions for appreciation and comparison purposes. Usually they have uncovered several surprising traits for each king. Naturally and overall, what has been applied to these kings can also be applied to all of us. A short appendix treats the kings as a group rather than as individuals.

This is a 'Teach Yourself', as well as a 'Self-Help' book. 'Teach Yourself' because it presents the astrological background and required for understanding the simple, stepwise production and interpretation of natal charts using a computer. 'Self Help' because it describes an impartial method of generating Heaven's Message for each of us from the combined interpretations of matched epoch and birth charts as illustrated by those for Diana, Princess of Wales, and for Theodore Roosevelt, the twenty- sixth president of the United States. The book closes by suggesting ways of branching out from the natal studies into, for example, predictive relationship and political astrology.

The book begins by providing sufficient Astrology for the reader to appreciate the material follow. A new method of Astrological Interpretation is proposed and supported compromising a combination of the interpretations of both the Epoch (Moment of Fertilizations) and birth charts. Because the traditional method of interpretation seemed inadequate for describing conquerors from History the book uses the new method to generate their improved descriptions from in each case from Adolf Hitler to King Edward III of England. The importance of the Scorpio Element then becomes apparent. With reasonable assumptions the method is then extended to derive viable person descriptions for Julius Caesar and for Alexander the Great. Additionally the method was extended to cover nine famous, 2nd-tier power notables from Cicero to Theodore Roosevelt. Once again the new method describes these notables both specifically and without exception. In conclusion, several implications from the work are mentioned and proposed final stage of the proof of the Truth of Natal Astrology is recommended.