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Queens of England Podcast

65 - Mary of Modena (1): The Always Expecting Duchess

Queens of England Podcast

James Boulton

Education, History, Society & Culture

4.8637 Ratings

🗓️ 3 December 2017

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

A Catholic wife of a Catholic king in a virulently Protestant country, things were always going to be hard for England's first Italian queen.

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0:00.0

This is the 1733 to Manchester Piccadilly, calling at,

0:07.0

thank the team over email for a great meeting.

0:10.0

Finally, close your laptop.

0:12.0

Crack open that novel your MD recommended.

0:16.0

Try to read a page, sigh and close it.

0:19.0

Scroll through cap memes instead. There's always tomorrow.

0:24.8

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0:32.6

Before we get going today, I'd like to quickly thank my latest Patreon supporters,

0:36.9

Amanda, Maria,

0:38.1

Chandel, Michelle, along with someone who didn't provide a name. Thanks so much to you all and

0:44.2

every one of my Patreon supporters. You can find out more about how to support me at patreon.com

0:50.0

forward slash queens of England podcast. To all my new listeners, welcome to the rest of you.

0:56.2

Welcome back.

0:58.0

Hello and welcome to the Queens of England podcast.

1:02.1

Episode 65, Mary of Modena, the always expecting Duchess.

1:06.3

Thank you. Mary of Moderner is the last queen that we will be covering on this podcast,

1:24.5

and, looking over her life, she is a rather fitting person on whom to end as she marks the

1:30.2

end of an era in many ways but also her life contains many of the same themes that we have seen throughout

1:36.6

this podcast the first last is the most important it is after all the reason why we're ending here. She was the last

1:45.3

queen consort of England. After her came only Queen Regnance up until the Act of Union in 1707,

1:52.5

that turned the monarchy of England into the monarchy of Great Britain. She was also the last

1:57.5

Catholic consort, married to the last Catholic monarch of either England or its

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