Join writer and historian Luke Foddy, known for his research on the Earl of Derby and the rebellion against Henry III, alongside historian Emily Briffett. They dive into the tumultuous 1250s, revealing how baronial discontent sparked a coup during the Oxford Parliament of 1258. The discussion unpacks themes of favoritism, financial strife, and the ambitious reforms that aimed to transform medieval society. From systemic abuses to the struggle for justice, this conversation sheds light on the grassroots movements that shaped governance in England.
