The Rise of Parliament and the War with Scotland (1216-1307) is a study of a period in English history when Parliament was growing in power and influence and the country was embroiled in war with Scotland. The author describes the political and military events of that time, revealing the relationship between the development of parliament and conflicts with the Scottish kingdom. The book reveals the complexity and ambivalence of political processes, reflecting important stages in the history of Great Britain and the formation of the parliamentary system in the Middle Ages. The role of kings, nobility, clergy and other groups of society in the relationship between parliament and the government, as well as the strategic aspects of the war with Scotland, are explored in detail. Readers are invited to delve into the complex political and military history of Great Britain during the period of intrigue and struggle for power.