Between 1654 and 1657, the the Tender of Union with Scotland and the Act of Settlement of Ireland were played out. They were very different in character. Over the following centuries, the former was largely consigned to a historical footnote. The second remains a source of anger and division. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episodes · The History of England

448 Not So Merrie
B248 min

477 The Exclusion Brouhaha
B146 min

446 The Popish Plot
C240 min

445 Carnage
C244 min

444 Danby's New Way
C245 min

443 Charles' Great Game
C245 min

442 The Treaty of Dover
C245 min

441 The Duellist
C245 min




