John Morton: podcast appearances and interviews

John Morton was an English cleric, civil lawyer, and administrator active during the Wars of the Roses. He entered royal service under King Henry VI and was regarded as a trusted councillor during the reigns of Edward IV and Henry VII. Edward IV appointed him as Bishop of Ely, reflecting his prominence within the church and royal administration. Under Henry VII, Morton held several significant positions, including Lord Chancellor, Archbishop of Canterbury, and cardinal. His career was marked by his involvement in the ecclesiastical and political affairs of his time, demonstrating a notable influence in the transitional period between the late medieval and early Renaissance eras in England.