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for more information. Hello, everyone, welcome back to the history of England.

I have a special episode for you today.

We have arrived at the time in the podcast,

and we can finally legitimately

say that Conwell is definitely in charge of the head of state in a manner similar to a king.

And people have long been fascinated by John L's character, the only commonest to achieve that

position. Of course, he's a very, very dubious.

So, Margaret got to me with a brilliant idea and see what poets had to say about Anne, perhaps in time. Margaret is a professor of English at Furman University in Greenville,

in South Carolina, specialising in early modern British poetry in Dalma. And you will remember

her because she also talked to me about Margaret Cavendish on this very podcast.

And Margaret, I am delighted to say, is with me today.

Hello, Margaret.

Well, good morning here, David.

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