Oxford Tavern Riot
On February 10, 1355, tensions between Oxford students and townsfolk erupted into chaos at the Swindlestock tavern, igniting a violent brawl that escalated into a full-blown riot. The incident stemmed from a dispute over poor wine, leading to a series of retaliatory actions and the mobilization of both students and locals. Amidst the turmoil, the university chancellor attempted to intervene but faced hostility, highlighting the deep-seated animosities that existed between the two factions.In this clip
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