248 To Arms!

The History of England

David Crowther

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

4.8 • 6K Ratings

🗓️ 20 May 2018

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

In 1544 Henry traveled to France and hauled himself into the saddle for his last chance to emulate Henry V. A little like his predecessor, he was also investing in a royal navy; and this time, it's an investment that would last.

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0:00.0	Have you ever wondered what it's like to win big on the National Lottery?
0:04.6	Just to confirm, are you somewhere you're able to talk at the moment?
0:09.2	Yes, we're at home.
0:11.4	Lovely.
0:12.6	Now, just check the ticket and I can confirm you are now millionaires.
0:17.4	No!
0:18.4	Yes!
0:19.4	Do you remember what you were?
0:20.8	Imagine that.
0:24.3	It could be you.
0:25.9	The National Lottery.
0:27.1	Rules and procedures apply.
0:28.5	Players must be 18 or over.
0:43.0	Hello, everyone and welcome to the History of England.
0:46.1	Episode 248.
0:48.0	Two Arms.
0:56.6	A Gora, a podcast of the month is my partner in the criminal activity.
1:00.4	That is, the things that made England podcast, namely, Royfield Brown.
1:05.0	Royfield also has a show called Dumpty Dum, all about the Archers and a show called
1:09.6	Ten American Presidents.
1:11.1	Go and have a look at a Gora podcastnetwork.com.
1:14.4	And while we're at it, go and find things that made England as well.
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