Breaking the Bonds 1360-1415

M1, T2: England, wracked by plague and revolt, started to lose the upper hand in the war against France. As the French attacked English towns, the nation’s aging monarch died, replaced by his ten-year old grandson, Richard II. And, as historian Janina Ramirez reveals, the Peasant’s Revolt changed English history forever. It wasn’t until the battle of Agincourt that the tide began to turn.