
On 30 January 1649, King Charles I was led on to a freshly erected scaffold outside Whitehall’s Banqueting House in London. Thousands of spectators watched in shock and awe as the king of England, Scotland and Ireland was executed as a traitor. It was the climax of one of the most destructive sagas in Britain and Ireland's history: the Civil Wars. What led to this brutal outcome? How did the dynam... more
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A dead king, a banished heir and a new kind of rule
The war didn’t end with the executioner’s axe. In this episode we follow the new regime as it wages brutal campaigns in Ireland and Scotland, all while Charles II plots a return. Charting the final... more
The king is captured, and the scene is set for the trial of the century
The trial of Charles I is an event with no precedent in English history – and one that ended in brutal justice. Yet, as historian Rebecca Rideal reveals, even after years of blo... more
In the absence of certainty, the press drives the narrative
In this episode, we discover that this was more than a war of weapons; it was one of words. From royalist broadsheets to radical parliamentarian pamphlets, historian Rebecca Rideal explores... more
Blood, fire, and survival; this is the brutal reality of war
In this episode, historian Rebecca Rideal explores what the conflict felt like for those who lived through it. Through pivotal battles and fierce sieges, she meets the people who defined a... more
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Really enjoying this series. Informative and insightful whilst remaining accessible. It’s engaging and entertaining as you realise just how much happened in this period. Made me realise I knew so little about such a pivotal time. Great expert insight as well.
What an excellent addition to our understanding of the Civil War era, expert analysis from the host with an array of experts explaining how the conflict developed in each of the Kingdoms, the Scottish expert in particular was first rate, more please
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The episodes provide a profound exploration of the English Civil Wars, with a focus on the events surrounding the execution of King Charles I. They cover pivotal moments in history, discussing the complex political landscape across England, Scotland, and Ireland, and the interactions between various factions including royalists and parliamentarians. Episodes spotlight significant battles, the role of print culture as a propaganda tool, and the societal impacts of the conflict, providing insights into the motivations and strategies of historical figures such as Oliver Cromwell and the shifting loyalties that characterized this tumultuous period. Notably, the series presents a blend of expert analysis and personal narratives from the era, mak... more
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