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Rex Factor

S1.24 Henry III

Rex Factor

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4.91.5K Ratings

🗓️ 4 April 2011

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

John dies in 1216 with the country in civil war and in danger of being conquered by France. Worse still, the new king, Henry III, is only 9 years old and in his minority. Thankfully, he has a medieval hero in William Marshal to fight his battles, but when he comes to rule by himself he finds ruling the country a tricky business, not least because his nobles are still insisting on having more of a say in the sharing of power. The conflict with Simon de Montfort sees the birth of Parliament and threatens to make England a republic. Can Henry hold on to power and will this be enough for him to win the Rex Factor? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0

Welcome to Rex Factor.

0:10.0

This week, Henry III. This week, Henry the 3rd.

0:18.0

With your host Graham Duke and Ali Hood.

0:27.0

Hello. Hello.

0:28.0

Welcome to another X factory reviewing all the Kings and Queens of England from Alpha

0:31.8

of the Great to Elizabeth the second.

0:33.4

And here we are at Henry III.

0:36.2

We are so nearly at your beloved Edward I, in fact he will make quite a strong appearance

0:41.0

in this episode.

0:42.0

He's been a legend, brother. You must be pleased. I'm very happy. quite a strong appearance in this episode.

0:42.8

You must be pleased.

0:43.5

I'm very heavy.

0:44.5

This is a good day.

0:45.4

In two weeks you won't be doing this.

0:46.7

Yeah, so last time we did King John, this time we did King John, this time we're doing Henry 3rd, but before we get on to Henry,

0:55.9

we had some messages from people.

0:57.8

We have.

0:58.8

We've got a tweet.

0:59.6

Follow us at Rex Factor Pod.

1:02.2

Jenny Marabolis about John whether he was all bad, says,

1:06.0

Allison Weir argues not.

1:08.0

He was a gifted administrator who showed a concern for justice and ruled energetically enough.

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