Episode 63: The Funeral of Parliaments

Early Stuart England by Greg Koabel

Jul 6, 201937:06Society & Culture

Winter 1629 Parliament reconvenes, in the hopes that the removal of Buckingham will solve the political problems of the past decade. However, the divisions in society run deeper than one man. Key Characters John Pym (the...

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