The Murderous Earl of Pembroke part 2: Violent Tendancies and Unprovoked Attacks

The transcript details the life of Philip, who inherited violent tendencies from his grandfather. Despite his noble status, Philip's life was marked by unprovoked violence, leading to several assaults and a duel. His actions resulted in imprisonment by Charles II, but he was released after a petition by the Lords. However, Philip continued his violent behavior, leading to further legal consequences, including a significant fine and accusations of murder.

How did Philip's behavior change after his release from the Tower of London?

What was the financial penalty imposed on the Earl of Pembroke by the House of Lords?