AAG 1643-1646 The First Civil War

The History of England

David Crowther

Royal, Queen, Europe, Modern, Parliament, History, Monarchy, Early Modern, Medieval, English, England, King, Politics

4.8 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 17 March 2024

⏱️ 67 minutes

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In one sense this is a Tale of Two Cities - Oxford and London, HQs of King and Parliament. But the First Civil war is a conflict that reaches into every town, village and parish. There are national armies, regional armies, local armies and countless garrisons. Even commuities that try to reject any conflict - the Clubmen. This is the story of the First Civil War as king and parliament fight over religion and their version of the Ancient Constitution.

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0:00.0	Hello everyone. Before I start if you'll forgive me I have a
0:03.7	podcast recommendation for you all it's called the British Food History
0:08.0	podcast. I recommend it to you on the rigorous selection process that I really like it and maybe you will too.
0:15.3	Also it's a great and rich subject. Most of all though I really like the host who is
0:20.7	Dr. Neil Butchery and he really knows what he's talking about.
0:24.4	He's an author, a PhD in the subject, he's got a really good blog as well, actually.
0:29.3	But the main thing is he's an absolute and total enthusiast and that to me is the heart of
0:34.7	independent podcasting he's doing it because he loves his subject primarily
0:38.8	he's a warm and lovely host he has lots of really great guests. So Diane Perkis of The People's History of the Civil War
0:46.3	Fame, she was there for example, she's now done the People's History approach to food.
0:51.7	There's one just out on medieval food and one
0:54.8	I absolutely loved on school meals. How I laughed at that one and cried just a
1:00.8	little bit at the memory of the tubes in school liver so much yuck anyway it's great
1:07.5	give it a go on your normal pop-catcher the British Food History podcast with Dr Neil Buttery. Hello everyone and welcome back to the history of England at a gallop.
1:37.0	1643 to 1646 the first civil War which covers the period from January 1643 to June
1:47.2	1646 which was dealt within 13 episodes unlucky for some between
1:52.3	387 and 399.
1:56.6	The purpose of the Adagalap episodes is to give you a rather more summarized coverage of the
2:01.4	period should you have, I don't't know got a bit lost in all the
2:05.0	detail and names or if you just want to go through the history of England at a
2:08.8	faster pace you've got other things to get on with so just a reminder you do not need to listen to this episode at all.
2:16.9	You can simply stick to the numbered detailed episodes if that's going fine for you.
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