Reform and rebellion in the reign of Henry III
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Resentment against Henry III. simmered among his barons throughout the twelve fifties. All of this frustr in a coup at the Oxford Parliament of twelve fifty eight. Where some rebel barons saw the opportunity not just to get what they wanted from their king. But also
To completely transform medieval society. Speaking to Emily Briffitt in today's episode, Luke Foddy explores what this reform movement meant for the average person living in England. During those turbulent years. Hi Leek, thank you so much for joining me on the History Extra podcast. Thanks, Emily. It's uh great to be with you today.
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