186 The King is Alive!

The History of England

David Crowther

Europe, Queen, England, Medieval, Politics, Royal, History, Parliament, English, King, Modern, Early Modern, Monarchy

4.8 • 6K Ratings

🗓️ 3 July 2016

⏱️ 36 minutes

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It was critical that the heir to the throne, the young Edward, was tutored and governed to be brought up to be a successful king - and so Rivers was given the job, in Ludlow on the Welsh borders, and there was time. Then in 1483 the king fell ill.

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0:00.0	Hello everyone and welcome to the History of England episode 186.
0:16.2	The King is Alive.
0:18.0	Hurrah!
0:21.6	First of all, just to remind you that I am a proud member of the Agora Podcast Network,
0:26.6	a group of independent-minded folk who like a bit of a cast now and again.
0:32.0	You can find out more at agorapodcastnetwork.com.
0:37.2	This month our featured podcast is The China History Podcast by Christuat, 5,000 years of history
0:44.6	in 30-minute chunks.
0:47.3	You can find Chris at thehistoryofchina.wepress.com
0:52.4	And then another couple of announcements.
0:54.5	Sorry, sorry, sorry.
0:56.3	But I got a lovely note on the website.
0:58.5	Episode 24, would you believe, revolter the elves.
1:02.2	Do any of you even remember who the elves were?
1:05.3	Edwin and Morkar, I think they were called.
1:07.2	Anyway, Alex gently took me to task.
1:10.4	I've talked about quarterising a boil.
1:12.6	Come on.
1:13.6	Obviously, a boil is launched.
1:16.8	Anyway, sorry.
1:18.2	Secondly, and rather more seriously, John tells me that I have consistently referred to
1:23.4	Mary of Burgundy as the daughter of Margaret, Edwin the fourth sister.
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