An earl of this place and ally of Richard II was defeated by Henry Bolingbroke at the Battle of Radcot Bridge.
An earl of this place and ally of Richard II was defeated by Henry Bolingbroke at the Battle of Radcot Bridge. A deal with Louis XIV allowed Charles II to dissolve a hostile 1681 Parliament held here. An agreement signed here mandated that Parliament be called thrice yearly and was signed after the king tried to make his son Edmund King of Sicily. It names a movement sparked by a (*) sermon attacking the national apostasy delivered by John Keble. Nicholas Ridley and Thomas Cranmer were two of its "martyrs," and Cardinal Newman was part of its namesake movement. For 10 points, name this site of an English university whose rival is Cambridge.
An earl of this place and ally of Richard II was defeated by Henry Bolingbroke at the Battle of Radcot Bridge.
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