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Hello,

Hello, welcome to the rest is history and Tom we are here again at the National Archives

for their amazing exhibition treason, people, power and plot. And last time we were talking about the Tudors and the

medieval period and this time we've reached a real favorite of yours. You love the sort of 17th,

18th century's, don't you? I do, and I think we're going to be kicking off with a

subject that has already provided us with two episodes, namely the trial of Charles I.

But we are actually looking at some of the documents

that relate to that.

We are.

It's an amazing privilege to see these genuine,

you know, the stuff of history without resorting completely into

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