Misha Glenny

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1,430 appearances 22 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 3d ago

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Thank you for listening.
Thank you all very much.
And now we can go on to the podcast bit, which when we're in the studio doing this bit, everyone, for reasons which are beyond me, tend to relax and start talking much more freely and indiscreetly.
So before I ask you what you think that we missed out on this...
Erin, what you mentioned at the end about the Flemish migration into Wales, what was all that about?
And when was that happening?
Yes, I believe there's a sort of demarcation line that's almost recognisable to this day.
Anyone else want to comment on what that is?
The Lansker, I believe it's called.
OK, what are some things that we missed out that you'd like to talk about?
And did you get disputes between the martial lords, you know, jurisdiction, borders and so on and so forth?
And presumably the demarcation, the borderlines were...
not always very distinct.
What if you were a peasant wandering around on the edge of one lordship to another?
Yeah, that was a dangerous place to live, I think.
Was there ever any sense that this might emerge as a sort of proto-state formation?
And you mentioned at the beginning, which interested me, the sort of relative chaos within Wales.
Was that I mean, in a sense, although Scotland had its own divisions and its own problems, it had a sort of clearer sense of itself, I might argue.
Why is there those divisions in Wales that seem to be so persistent in the lead-up to the March of Lords period?
Well, thank you all very much.
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