Ann Foster

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781 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 24 Jul

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So it's just kind of like, of course, of course, it's a scene.
She's dead.
And she's still causing a scene.
And the people are just rioting.
They love her.
So they follow her coffin all the way down to, and then it sails down to Braunschweig.
And honestly, even there, the people in Germany had been told, like, prepare.
There might be riots.
So they kind of inter her at like midnight because they're hoping that maybe it'll be too late for people there to riot.
But they still do.
The crowds show up there for her as well.
loved her and this is what's really interesting to me is because she was she was the main character like break the internet yeah of her time and then completely forgotten well as a final question then and just to wrap this up why has she been forgotten because this is a hell of a story
Yeah.
No, I feel really fortunate to have been able to be a person to write this story and to bring it to people.
And the way, I mean, why was she forgotten?
I mean, the short answer is Queen Victoria.
So after all this happens, Queen Victoria eventually becomes the queen.
And she comes in after this, these decades of just chaos of all the various King Georges and just like the American Revolution, losing the colonies, all these things that happened.
I think for a lot of people, the time period of like between George I, George IV, it's kind of
What happened there, really?
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