π§ Henry III: England's Longest Reigning King
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In 1216, at the adolescent age of nine, Henry became King Henry III of England. With his father, King John passing, right amid the First Baronsβ War, Henry was left to inherit his mantle and all the chaos that came with it. But how did the young King rule the country? In this episode, Matt is joined by a leading authority on the history of Britain, David Carpenter, to delve into the first half of King Henry's reign.
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