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Music Hello, everyone, and welcome back to the history of England, episode 429, The Good Old Calls.

Last time we ushered Oliver Cromwell out of the door of life, and in September 1658, we welcomed Richard to the seat of power.

As did everyone else as it happens, and for four glorious months there's nothing much to report, not so much as a dog's tongue wagged. Well, I exaggerate a little bit for

effect. However, I need to say also that the seas of state will get a little more choppy once Parliament

meets in January 1659 and there will be

factions, gentle listen to there will be factions and I am conscious that although you are experienced

now at factional analysis with all the comings and goings of the Civil War stuff this bit is a

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