History Student Reacts to Can Monarchs Commit Crimes? Historia Civilis

Today we watch Can Monarchs Commit Crimes? (1648 to 1649) by Historia Civilis.

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[giacomogatti]

Great comment to a super intersting video and mini series. Only one note - Parliament in England in the 17th century, and especially the House of Commons, was not only representative of the proper aristocracy, which was represented in the House of Lords, but also of the landed gentry in counties consituencies and some particualry affluent gentlemen and merchants in boroughs (lawyers, bankers, doctors, wealthy mine and mill owners, freemen, army and navy officials etc). Basically, what you would call top end middle class today.

[jendreg]

From purely legal point of view he was probably right. That didn't stop them.

[RetrousseRaptor]

No law to try the king? Chad Radicals: We don't care.

[JustinianG]

Can u make a reaction vid to one of my vids? but pls respond to this comment telling me which one you're thinking of doing so that I know you didn't pick one where I made embarassing mistakes