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Hi, everybody. Hi everybody and welcome back to Who Did What Now, the History Podcast.

That is not your history class with me, your host, Katie Charlwood, Unicorn Appreciator, and Reader of Books.

It has been a busy week. A very busy week. You know what it's like when you have so many things to do and not enough time to do them? That's been the case and also apparently I have

an esophageal tear that caused in combination of stress. Stress me? What? A combination of stress.

Stress me.

What?

A combination of stress and cheap painkillers apparently.

So I'm no longer allowed to use those, which is super fun for everybody involved.

This week we are talking about Princess Anne. Oh yeah, I am really mad about this because of all the

stories, of all the things they could have shown in the crown, this, this is a great one. It's fantastic.

And it just seems so far-fetched. The way this event turns out is it's kind of like a yes and improv show.

It's like yes and this person shows up and yes and this happens.

It is, it's fantastic actually.

But let's get down to it.

And so today I am telling you of apologies.

I'm a little horse because of everything.

So we are talking about the failed, the attempted kidnapping of Anne Princess Royal.

Now, I know what you're thinking.

Quit your jibber-jabber and factomy.

God damn it.

And I will, but first we're going to get our source on.

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