Hello everyone and I have a podcast recommendation for you another one.

So one of the things I really love about the English Revolution is that amongst those in the

know it generates wild enthusiasm.

This is one of the reasons why I love Mark Turnbull's podcast,

Cavalier cast, which is the thing I'm recommending to you today.

Mark is an historian and an author and he's been fascinated by the Civil

War since the age of 10, so you know, snap. Cavalier cast is really accessible probably

partly because of that enthusiasm but also

because it's topic-based so you can dip in and you can dip out. Also Mark talks to

experts from a very wide range of disciplines. There are historians and authors that's great but also

reenactors, curators, archaeologists. In particular, loved hearing John Reese talk about the levelersllers whose story we're just starting now.

There was Leander de Lyle talking about Henriette to Maria and of course the episode about the great patriot,

John Hamden. So, if the English Revolution fires your musket or trails your pike, give Cavalier cast a go. You're going to do. Hello everyone and welcome to the history of England episode 400 yes 400 many

thousand citizens.

Now look, I have something along the lines of the feeling you get when the weather has been

utterly filthy for ages, and all night the storm was shaking your windows and rattling your

walls yet when you wake up and walk out into the morning you find the times have

been a changing the morning is blue spring spring is here, the sun is shining

through the trees, the birds are singing. And you remember, this is the first day of the rest of your

life. Because here, in the history of England the storm of war has passed.

Now England and Scotland surely can put their shattered lives back to pieces.

Probably not Ireland I have to say sadly there a bit of

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