Hello everyone and do not adjust your sets.

There is no episode this week. Charles has its feet up and is discussing secret plans and clever tricks with Jane Horwood and wiping butter

officers. Thomas is chatting with Anne. Oliver is eating bread and cheese with his Mrs Elizabeth and

listening to music. So in the break I have some news for you. He concerns a

jamboree capital jay. Sam Hume of Prax Britannica and I David Crowther of the History of England Podcast, have an invitation just for you.

We both invite you to a Cham Boree with a capital G.

We invite you to a festival of fun, a festival of questions and a celebration of

answers. I mean I'm exaggerating a bit for effect here. Basically, since a certain event is about to happen in the History of England podcast, Nudge Nudge, Nudge, Wink-Wink, Sainam-O-Sainam-O-Sainam-O-Sainam-O-Sainam-O-Sainam-O, Sam and I thought it would be good to stop fighting each other and get together instead and work in harmony and peace and give you all the

chance to ask us any questions you jolly well please about the first part of the English Revolution.

What I mean by that is that you can ask anything you like about events from say,

1603 up until January 30th, 1649 and you can also ask about offense after that until 1660 and we'll do our very best to make a good fist of it.

What you cannot under any circumstances do is ask

about events from 1660 to 1689 because you'd look David look like an idiot.

I'm sure Sam would manage fine. Okay, Alice Clara, some dates for

you then and how this is all going to work. Step one, you think of some questions. You make them interesting but incredibly easy for Sam and I to answer and look brilliant.

Step two, you go on to a super simple form that Sam has cleverly created in Google Docs.

You can find it at H.T.T.P.S. colon, forward slash, forward slash bit dot

y forward slash rev

QA

that sounds very complicated it's not really what you're basically looking for is

bitly

forward slash rev QA or you can see the link on my

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