Edict of Expulsion
1290 · Event
Edward I expels all Jews from England — some 2,000 people — the first national expulsion in medieval Europe; they are not readmitted until Cromwell.
On these timelines: Judaism, England, Master, England: Monarchs, Major Religions
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