Toussaint Douglass

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374 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard 10 Jul

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You're Dead to Me · Causes of the British Civil Wars: Royalists versus Parliamentarians · 7 Feb 2025 podcast

So, yeah, I'll probably be leaving a lot of the history to John, but I'll chip in every now and then, I'm sure.

It was a slog. So I'm hoping this podcast is a little bit less like that. But yeah.

Hang on, I'm sensing a thread here.

That's very Middle England activism though, isn't it? I'm putting a fence down. This is my fence and I'm making sure it's level actually.

I'm going to go with no. I'm going to go with he didn't have the greatest dad modelling in what he should be doing, so I'm thinking more of the same, Greg.

This is Radio 4, right? I'm going to say no.

I'd probably still say no because my mum listens to everything I do.

I quite liked monage. I think you should have rolled on. I think monage could catch on.

I feel like he probably doesn't. I feel like the only way probably someone like that gets back into Parliament's good books is if they get to like, I'm not, I think, you know, above board, lawful, but yeah, a bit of punishment probably might help them. I don't know.

Why did they assume it was a... Did he have a croissant in his hand?

I mean, I feel like the guy's first mistake was going to Portsmouth, right? I mean, that's where he went wrong. Why go to Portsmouth? Lots of other really good... No offence to Portsmouth, but I've been there quite a few times for gigs and other places.

What does high church involve? What would that be in church? What does it look like?

So what you're saying there is that one of the key reasons that caused Britain to plunge into civil war, one of the most monumental and influential moments in our history, was a disagreement over interior design. Is that what we're saying here?

It doesn't get more British than that, does it? No. Someone just fighting over where the table goes. Yeah.

Yeah.

I'm not quite sure it's memeable, no. I don't know who that would be for, to be honest, apart from Parliament.

Oh, now we're getting into the nitty gritty. Subcommittee, here we go. All right. Subcommittee, that's what you want.

I love the idea of just the messenger just outside the door, like, I can hear you. I know you're in there. Like, just open the door. Like, this isn't cool, guys. Come on, you're like, what am I going to tell the king? I've got to go back to him.

This guy doesn't sound like a long and stable ruler. So I'm going less than five. Less than five years.

He managed to pull it off for 11 years. What did he do? Did he just lock the door as well? He just changed the locks of the door? Is it just all down to the door? Whoever controls the door controls the country. How did he do 11 years?

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