Hello and welcome to classical stuff you should know, a podcast about history and philosophy and books and old things.

My name is Thomas Magby. I'm joined as always by Mr. A.J. Hanenberg.

That's me. And Mr. Graham Donaldson. And after taking a week off, is everyone feeling

rested? Everyone feeling good? Bright eye, bush-tailed. I mean, I'm slightly

I'm slightly under the weather, but, you know, doing my best here. Today, Graham, you are

leading our episode. What are we talking about today?

We're getting back into following our long series on the Plantagenets.

I don't know what episode number this is.

I was going to ask, you think so episode four?

No, wait, what?

Of this new one.

Oh, the new one?

Are we continuing the old?

This is maybe episode four of The War of the Roses?

I think it's four.

We haven't even gone to Duke of York yet, so we got a ways to go.

But on the whole Plantagenet series, it's like, what, like nine?

Yeah, something like that.

Yeah, because we did six at first and then plus these. Anyway, for people who, people like this stuff, and so I like to maybe give the shout

out to some of the resources that I've used.

A lot of this comes from Winston Churchill's history of, what's it actually call it,

a history of the English-speaking people.

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