264 Rebel Queen 1 Gathering

The History of England

David Crowther

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

4.8 • 6K Ratings

🗓️ 2 December 2018

⏱️ 42 minutes

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The life of Lady Jane Grey to 1553, and the fate of Edward VI is settled as the vultures gather. The first in our series on the succession crisis of 1553.

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0:00.0	Sandy, you look chirpy. What's shaking your tailfathers?
0:03.3	I've just migrated over to Smart Card.
0:05.5	You'll see me flying past any cues from now on.
0:08.1	No flapping a bow.
0:09.4	Yeah, whatever your season.
0:10.8	Weekly, monthly, annual or flexy.
0:13.1	Well, I just landed myself an e-ticket five minutes before the train departed,
0:16.8	so no more losing the old paper tickets for me.
0:19.0	You never were much of a carrier pigeon, was?
0:21.3	Oh, Sandy!
0:23.8	Find out more about Smart Cards and e-tickets,
0:26.2	such SWR Smart,
0:27.6	Southwestern Railway, Spread Your Wings.
0:30.4	Hello, everyone, and welcome to the History of England.
0:58.4	Episode 264, Rebel Queen, The Gathering.
1:03.3	Just because I haven't mentioned this for a while,
1:05.0	you might like to know that I'm a proud member of the Gora Podcast Network.
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1:13.6	You might be interested to know that one of our number,
1:15.9	Heather Taseco, has now set up a Tudor radio station,
1:18.8	no less the Tudor radio network.
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