Hello everyone, welcome back to Black History, episode 71, enter the language.

Hands up, anyone who can remember the provisions of Oxford?

Well, it was in fact a couple of months ago that we spoke about these things, so I thought

I'd give you a lightning fast recap of the main essentials.

So, we can feeble King, Penry III, Drupii, Scary Wife.

Lots of relations from France, Lucennial, Sapphire, getting the best jobs.

Really rubbish decisions.

No one has any confidence in the King, his justice, and he waste lots of money trying to get Sicily for his second son.

So, as a result, the Lucennial run out of town by a pile of barons, the King reduced to a cipher,

ruled by a council of barons, set up by the provisions of Oxford.

And although it took us weeks to do that, that's pretty much the guts of it.

So, this week I will surely be cracking on rather than meandering around us who've been doing,

but no gentle listeners sadly nod.

No, before we follow the journey towards the death squads on the fields of Evesham,

I thought we should look at one of the main protagonists for the next 50 years.

Ta-da-da-da-da-da-da-da!

Drumroll, Santa Trumpets, enter Edward's state-led, holding his hands clasped over his head to acknowledge the applause of the crowd.

Edward I, Edward Longshanks, will play a significant part in this whole crisis,

before, of course, going on to be a rather more effective King than his dad was.

And so, I thought I should introduce the second great coin giveaway.

Many moons ago, when, in the words of Douglas Adams, men were men, women were women,

and small furry creatures from Alpha Centurri, were small furry creatures from Alpha Centurri,

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