S2.44 Mary Queen of Scots: Review

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4.8 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 27 November 2017

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Mary Queen of Scots had one of the most dramatic lives and reigns (and, unusually, post-reigns) in Scottish history, taking in a French upbringing, the Reformation, three husbands, civil war and English imprisonment. But when this is all put together, how well will she score and will one of the most famous names in history be worthy of 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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0:27.0	Welcome to Rex Factor! This week Mary Queen of Scott The Review. We have got the review.
1:00.0	With your hosts Graham Duke and Tally Hood. Hello and welcome to Rex Factor reviewing all the Kings and Queens of Scots from Kenneth Macaupin to James the 6th.
1:03.5	Oh we're so nearly there!
1:04.8	I mean we dragged it out a bit with the last this one.
1:07.2	She has been worth it though, it's been a ride.
1:09.2	Now before we get on to the reviewing and doing all the factors, we will just do a little
1:15.3	a summary of her life and reign that we've done in the previous two episodes, just to show that
1:19.2	we didn't need to spend...
1:20.4	This is Mary Queen of Scots, The tweet. So Mary Queen of Scots, daughter of James
1:27.0	the 5th, that feels a long time ago now, and Mary of Gies and she was born on the 8th of December 1542 making her six days old
1:35.8	when she became Queen. Yeah I mean that's gonna it's looking good for longevity isn't
1:40.0	it? She was considered very pretty child and later a beautiful woman nearly six foot tall.
1:46.0	That's massive and she's praised for her very smooth and pale skin which is very much a dirriguir.
1:52.0	Oh lovely. So her father, James the Fifth, which is very much a deregur in the 16th century.
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