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Archive for April, 2008

I hope you’ve all got your red lapel roses for today – Happy St. George’s Day!

I’d also like to send out a thank you to listener Wayne in Oxfordshire, who is so very generous and sent me another item from my Wish List. I’ll be spending the next day or so cackling at Rowan Atkinson [...]

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Edward I

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Grazie mila!

A most grateful thank you goes out to listener Michele in California, whose generosity delighted me with a book from the British History 101 wishlist. I’m now the happy owner of Michael Pearson’s Those Damned Rebels:

I can’t wait to dig into this one! Thanks again, Michele!

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I mentioned in the latest podcast that listeners Teri and Buster sent me a book from the Amazon wish list – I opened the mailbox today and to my delight, there it was!

I can’t wait to enjoy it with a pint of Guinness or Bass. Thanks again!

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Farmer loses cow to mine shafts
What a terrible thing to have to deal with! I wonder how often this happens? While there are serious safety concerns with people walking about the fields, I can’t help but chuckle a bit as I think of a cow simply disappearing into the earth. Here’s hoping the farmer can [...]

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Richard II

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Hello, this is Michael Anthony, and you’re listening to British History 101, brought to you by Audible.com. Audible is the Internet’s leading provider in spoken-word entertainment, and you can get a FREE audiobook download of your choice when you sign up [...]

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