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I appreciate the episode but yet again, seems a bit unfair to Richard... Henry had every advantage and every privilege, really. His father was the most powerful and wealthiest person in the land, and was there to teach him to boot.
She’s a real doctor or just an academic like Biden’s wife who insisted on being called doctor all the time. Haha
At the 42:12 minute mark, there appears to be a problem with editing, where the interview overlaps, and there’s two tracks present at the same time. Otherwise, great topic and material content. Thank you!
Good episode. Fast facts and fun filed conversation. Nice change from so many of the PhD led episodes.
Absolutely fascinating! Wow!
What do you mean Beddgelert wasn’t real! My dad told me that story on holiday in North Wales over 60 years ago. It broke my heart! still does. I don’t believe you. Are you sure the French didn’t get it off the Welsh?
What’s the point of the guest? She was hardly allowed to speak. So annoying. A lecture.
Oh my! I really enjoy hypothesising about people’s lives from the past, including using grave goods to do so. But the teddy bear comments had me thinking about our modern treasures. When we buried our mother last year and some of the things we chose to bury with her.... Then the venerable Mr Lewis said he had his grandmother’s teddy bears, I found myself crying. Unexpectedly moved. Thank you GM Team 💐
I live these types of podcasts, generally discussing history from all aspects. Gives a greater perspective.
I wonder if all the eel eating is why hereditary cholesterol issues are in people with British ethnicity?