The last parliament during the reign of Charles II was held in this city, though it only lasted for one week in 1681.  In 1644 Charles I assembled a parliament in this city, which was the royalist capital at the time.  Peter de Montfort was the leader of the so-called "Mad" Parliament which was held here during the reign of Henry III.  That parliament created a namesake document which called for a council of 15 noblemen, though those "provisions" would be replaced by the Provisions of Westminster in 1259.  FTP, name this English city which was also home to a 19th-century religious movement and
The last parliament during the reign of Charles II was held in this city, though it only lasted for one week in 1681.  In 1644 Charles I assembled a parliament in this city, which was the royalist capital at the time.  Peter de Montfort was the leader of the so-called "Mad" Parliament which was held here during the reign of Henry III.  That parliament created a namesake document which called for a council of 15 noblemen, though those "provisions" would be replaced by the Provisions of Westminster in 1259.  FTP, name this English city which was also home to a 19th-century religious movement and a major university.
The last parliament during the reign of Charles II was held in this city, though it only lasted for one week in 1681.  
Oxford