History of the English People, Volume III The Parliament, 1399-1461; The Monarchy 1461-1540

"History of the English People, Volume III" by John Richard Green is a detailed exploration of England's turbulent past between 1399 and 1540. The narrative plunges into the heart of political upheaval, starting with the dramatic overthrow of King Richard II and the ascent of Henry IV, showcasing the power plays between the crown and parliament. Rebellions erupt, fueled by rival claims to the throne and unrest in Wales led by Owen Glyndwr, while simmering tensions among the nobles foreshadow a brutal and extended period of conflict. Through meticulous examination, the era's governance and social changes emerge, painting a vivid picture of a kingdom grappling with instability and the seeds of future war.

John Richard Green was an English historian.