Institute of Continuing Education (ICE)
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In early modern England, as elsewhere in Europe, treason was the worst of crimes, an offence committed against one's sovereign and, by extension, against the state and existing order. Through case studies, documents and reflection on the political realities of the age, we trace the history of treason and its punishments across two eventful centuries.