His Majesties Declaration Defended is a political pamphlet by John Dryden, first published in 1681. Written during a time of political unrest in Great Britain, it defends King Charles II against anti-royalist sentiments and critiques of his recent declarations. Dryden argues for the legitimacy of the monarchy and emphasizes the need for public order, systematically refuting the claims of his opponents, particularly the Whigs. This work is notable for its defense of royal authority and its insight into the political climate of 17th-century England.
