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431b A World Turned Upside Down?

27 min • 11 maj 2025

What does the English Revolution mean for you? Did it change anything or, was John Dryden right when he wrote in 1670, 'Thy wars brought nothing about’? Although they clearly left business which would take until 1689 to finish, their impact was considerable - even if much of it was unintended or unforeseen. And why not get in touch with your favourote character from the period? Come and join us at the History of England Podcast Facebook group

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431b A World Turned Upside Down?

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When Theatre Refused to Die by Philip Rowe

AAG 1654-1660 Protectorate and Restoration

431b A World Turned Upside Down?

431a Afterlives

430 The Comeback Kid

429 The Good Old Cause

Oliver Cromwell: Life and Times with Miranda Malins

428 Make Haste to be Gone

427 Republic: Learning, Philosophy, Science

426 Living with the Republic

425 Republic: Court and Culture

424 King Cromwell

423 Designs and Major Generals

422 Healing and Settling?

Announcing the 2025 History of England Podcast Tour

421 Completing the Settlements

The Lionheart - Ransom and Revenge

420 Lord Protector

Cromwell and the Poets

419 Cromwell and his Reputation

Nelson with Dominic Sandbrook

AAG 1649-1653 The Commonwealth

AAG 1646-1649 To Kill a King

418 Barebones

417 Kicking the Rump

Milton, Nedham and the Commonwealth with Anthony Bromley

416 Acts of Settlement and War

415 Rumpers

414 The Ground of Liberty

413 Cromwell in Ireland

Part II Sam and David's English Revolution Q&A

Part I Sam and David English Revolution Q&A

412 Levelers and Diggers

411 Commonwealth and Free State

Britain's Prehistory with Richard Grove

410 Tyrant, Traitor, Murderer

409 Agreement of the People

408 The Treaty of Newport

407 The Peoples' Distress

406 Engagements

405 The Putney Debates

404 A New Model Coup

403 No Mere Mercenary Army

402 Enemies of the State

401 The Mind of a Martyr

400 Many Thousand Citizens

AAG 1643-1646 The First Civil War

399 End Game

Jonathan Healey and the Blazing World

398 The Clubmen

397 In Assurance of Victory

396 The New Model Army

Anglo Saxon Rendlesham

395 Forever Newbury

394 Lost With It All

393 We Saw No Light

392 The Neighbourhood War

391 The National War

Madame Tussaud, Maria Manning, and the True Crime Controversy of 1849

390 Leagues and Covenants

389 Newsheets and Newbury

Margaret Cavendish with Prof Margaret Oakes

388 Runaway Down

387 Sinews of War

AAG 1641-1642 The Descent to War

386 The Fighting Spreads

385 The Battle for London

384 Breaking Storm

383 Choosing Sides

382 War of Words

British Reaction to the French Revolution by Grey History

381 Six Days

380 Irish Revolt

379 The King's Party

378 Protestations

377 After Strafford

AAG 1638-1641 The Search for Peace

Three Ravens Yorkshire