I want to welcome everyone back to part three of my reading of Warren Carroll's The Last Crusade.

I am pretty sure I said in the first two episodes that his middle initial was E and it's actually H. I'm sorry

Mr Carroll in heaven and sorry to the Carroll family. That was dumb.

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All right so this July, getting into July 1936, this is the longest chapter in the book.

So this is probably, this probably gonna be split up into three episodes.

So yeah, this is basically how everything happens.

So let's do this.

July.

After another meeting of Falconday and Mola,

July 7th produced no results whatsoever.

Fal Conde sent Antonio Lazarza to Portugal

to urge San Huto to persuade Mola

to make substantial concessions to the Carless.

The critical negotiations of the next week have been much reviewed and discussed by historians who have tended to dwell

on the great difficulty foul Conde and Prince Javier would have had in holding the

Ikete back if the rising occurred without them and therefore to state or imply

that Mola could have simply assumed their support and did not really make

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