Medieval England I - Promise, Opportunity & Betrayal

Invited to settle by William the Conqueror, when Winchester was the capital city, the 220 year history of Jews in England is seen as a narrative of money-lending and expulsion.
But the real story is far more gripping. Jews settled across the Land, becoming the wealthiest in the process. Women were advisors to the royal court and an ancient Roman gold coin ended up in Britain, along with its invaders.
 
Chapters

00:00 The Historical Context of Jewish Life in England
02:48 The Arrival and Integration of Jews in Medieval England
06:01 The Role of Jewish Moneylending in English Society
08:51 Licoricia of Winchester: A Case Study
12:09 The Impact of Royal Decrees on Jewish Autonomy
14:56 The Decline of Jewish Prosperity in England
17:50 The Church's Influence on Jewish Life
21:09 The Tragic End of Licoricia and Her Legacy
24:03 The Aftermath of Licoricia's Life
26:52 The Evolution of Jewish Women's Roles
29:47 Conclusion: Reflections on Jewish History in England