Dan Jones
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338 appearances
6 recordings
5 series
first heard Aug 2024
last heard 1 Jul
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And I'm really glad that we've started talking about Edward III, because I was reading your book about the Plantagenets, and he is just the most incredible historical figure, particularly where he took England from with the reign of Edward II, which I think we should touch on, to how he ascended to the throne.
Let's talk about Edward III briefly.
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Because it's a remarkable transformation in the fortunes of England when you look at
Edward II, who was essentially deposed, constantly at war with the barons, England was broke, to where it was under Edward III, who was this incredibly charismatic ruler, and then went and then stuffed the French battle after battle after battle.
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