Understanding the conquest and occupation of Scotland
About this episode
The episode discusses the impact of Charles I's execution on Scotland and the subsequent declaration of his son as King of Scotland and Britain.
Much has been written and discussed about the effects of the execution of Charles I on the future history of England. But its impact on Scotland has often received less attention. Yet, within a week of the death of Charles I, his son had been declared not just King of Scotland, but King of Britain ... Read more
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