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Last time, we saw the execution of King Jan, Bernard Knipedolling and Bernard Krecking.

We also discovered that the Bishop Prince's victory

over Munster didn't bring him the financial rewards nor the satisfaction he had likely hoped for.

In this episode, our last one in the Munster Rebellion series, we will see how the other

players fared and how Munster remembers the rebellion today.

Now, we saw last time that Captain Stedding, who led the Bishop Prince's forces into

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