Hello, friends, and welcome to the Renaissance English History Podcast, a part of the

Agora Podcast Network and the original Tudor History Podcast. My name is Heather, and I'm a

storyteller who makes history accessible because I believe it's a pathway to understanding

who we are, our place in the universe, and being much more deeply connected to our own

humanity. This is episode, I think it's 257, and we are going to talk about Anne Neville.

Again, a little bit outside our time of the 16th century, but I did do that episode on

Margaret Vang-Jou a couple of weeks ago. People seem to enjoy that. And I think Anne Neville deserves an episode

dedicated to her as well. So we are going to talk about her. Before we get started, though,

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All right, let's get into it with Anne Neville.

Anne Neville is a pivotal yet often overlooked figure in English history.

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