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The British History Podcast

395 – Rearranging the Deck chairs on HMS England

The British History Podcast

Jamie Jeffers

History, Documentary, Society & Culture, Courses, Education

4.66.9K Ratings

🗓️ 5 July 2022

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

It was autumn of 1066 and after weeks of deliberation, political wrangling, and arguing the English nobility had finally selected their next King. This may seem like a long time, considering there was a whole invasion happening at the time. And it was. But, to be fair, the politics were very confusing.

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0:00.0

Sorry about the delay, everybody.

0:01.9

Some of you who follow me on Twitter

0:03.6

know that a very good friend of mine died suddenly

0:06.8

and that really rocked me.

0:09.6

Then right on the heels of that,

0:10.9

we all came down with some kind of horrible respiratory illness.

0:14.4

Doesn't appear to be COVID,

0:16.3

but it is definitely coming up my voice.

0:19.0

So please forgive my voice if it sounds a little bit craggie.

0:22.5

Thank you so much for your patience and let's get going.

0:25.8

Welcome to the British History Podcast.

0:32.7

My name is Jamie and this is Episode 395.

0:37.0

Rearranging the deck chairs on HMS England.

0:41.0

This show is ad-free due to member support

0:43.2

and as a way of thanking members for keeping the show independent,

0:45.9

I offer members only content,

0:47.4

including extra episodes and rough transcripts

0:49.8

and you can get instant access to all the members extras

0:52.4

by signing up for membership at the British History Podcast.com

0:56.0

for about the price of a latte per month

0:57.8

and thank you very much to Elon for being one of the best friends

1:01.9

I've ever had and I'm really gonna miss you, man.

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