372 Go On Vigorously

The History of England

David Crowther

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

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🗓️ 23 April 2023

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Charles and his Privy Council stretched life and limb to equip and pay for a new army to pull the king out of this fire. The Junto and Scots did everything they could to keep him in it. The result came in at Newburn.

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0:00.0	Hello everyone and welcome back to the history of England, episode 372.
0:26.6	Before we kick off just a wee while ago I came across the podcast that I thought you would all enjoy.
0:34.8	And whether or not you will I certainly enjoyed it. It's a tie up between two folks exploring
0:40.4	some of the folk stories of England County by County, their history, folk tales and creative
0:45.6	storytelling. But enough of that. Here is one solitary minute for Martin and Eleanor of the Three Ravens
0:51.8	Podcast to tell you all about it. Are you ever curious about what's happening in the
0:57.0	hedgerows just over history's shoulder? I'm Martin and I'm Eleanor and we're the hosts of the
1:02.3	Three Ravens Podcast, the podcast all about English, myth and folklore. Each week we gather around
1:07.8	the campfire and talk about one of England's 39 historic counties discussing its history, legends
1:13.9	and traditions. Then we tell it local folktale with a three Ravens twist. Still to come this season,
1:19.5	we've got many more stories like the tale of Gog and May Gog, the giants of London,
1:23.8	and Naughty Demon turned a stone in Lancashire, and for our season finale Suffolk's own
1:29.0	Wild Man of Orphid. And lots of other superstitions, charms and folk remedies. I've still got that
1:34.1	headache, you know. That powdered moss you gave me from the Deadman's skull. It didn't help a bit.
1:38.7	If this all sounds like fun, search the Three Ravens Podcast in your podcast app. Or go to our website
1:45.0	at threeravenspodcast.com. And remember, don't whistle until you're out of the woods.
1:57.3	Right, back to 1640 then. When Charles got home and sat down for his evening beans on
2:03.7	toast of Mrs. King, with Buster source of course, and when he'd simmered down after ranting to his
2:09.4	wife about his day at the office, he was probably forced to admit that his latest parliament
2:14.9	had not been one of life's high points. He decided he really didn't need any grief from any other
2:21.9	direction for a while. It had quite enough so. He sent news to Scotland that the Scottish Parliament
2:27.4	due to meet after its long pro-regation was to be pro-robed again. Well back on the thing that
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