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The History of England

352 A Beard Unsinged

The History of England

David Crowther

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

4.86K Ratings

🗓️ 28 August 2022

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

The reconvened parliament in Oxford went poor, and after a month Charles closed it down, and concentrated instead on the Spanish war. Surely, the recapturing the glory of Drake & Hawkins would relight Parliament's fire for war!

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0:00.0

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0:04.4

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0:10.3

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0:14.2

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0:19.0

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0:24.0

Find out more at gov.uk forward slash Help for households today.

0:30.1

Hello everyone and welcome to the History of England Episode 352, The Bed Un the Senge.

0:47.9

Now obviously you are expecting me to sweep you away from the plague, torn London,

0:59.6

to the green fields of 17th century Oxford and the reconvened 1625 Parliament.

1:05.1

And I will do that at some point.

1:06.7

But I also promised faithfully last time that we would talk about religion you and I and Richard Montercue.

1:13.5

And I think it's important that we do that because it will hopefully through a useful light on what will be

1:19.5

an irritating habit of MPs over the next few years to just keep returning to the subject of religion.

1:26.4

However hard the government tries to say just show me the money.

1:33.0

I hate to use a dog walking analogy again here, but it's like when you get to a particular field on your dog walk

1:39.0

and the bloody dog hairs off like a blue-arced fly into the distance to the exact same spot every time

1:46.2

despite your desperate entreaties for him not to.

1:49.8

Because something died down there 10 years ago, smelled just fantastic.

1:54.8

And the doggy brain remembers that and the nose can still do the honours because the doggy nose

2:00.2

is quite a thing. Drives me up the wall when I forget and haven't applied the lead before said field

2:06.6

arrives. Keeps going back to the same old spot. Anyway Parliament and indeed the people keep doing

2:13.8

that and there's an argument that he's this at least the Civil War. Don't discuss that yet though.

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