This book, the title of which means, "The Blood-stained Dark Dungeons in the History of England," is a travelogue throwing light into the bloody events of murders, treachery, cheating and adultery that occurred in the Royal History of England. There are Kings who in order to satisfy their lust entertained many mistresses along with the legally married wives and Kings who, when they get fascinated by some good-looking women and wish to marry again, they denounce the legal wives alleging hooked-up adultery on them. There are innocent Queens imprisoned and put to inhuman tortures for no fault of theirs in the dark dungeons, to be murdered ruthlessly by cruel soldiers. It also depicts the murder of a Saintly Bishop within the Holy Cathedral. The book throws light also into some of the great Poets of England who have their memorials built in the Westminster Abbey, the National Cemetery of England, where great Sons of England are buried with honour.