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Hello and welcome to the History Extra podcast from BBC History Magazine,

Britain's best-selling history magazine.

I'm Ellie Gawthorne. In April 1776, as George Washington's forces were preparing to defend New York,

and Britain faced the loss of its American colonies. London's society and its newspapers were focused not on events across the Atlantic, but on the trial of a widowed

Duchess Countess, Elizabeth Chudley. The charge against her, bigamy. Elizabeth's trial

would become one of the most famous of the age, igniting the interest of two future kings and the

glittering social set of the day. In today's episode, you'll be

hearing from the author and historian Catherine Ostler, whose new book, The Duchess Countess,

the woman who scandalised a nation, reconsider Chudley's story and their reaction of Georgian society.

Putting the questions to Catherine was our acting digital editor, Eleanor Evans.

So we are talking today about your new book, which is Duchess Countess,

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