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Henry II

Journey back to the 12th century as we delve into the life of the formidable King Henry II of England, born in 1133.

Podcast · By Louis Francis Salzman · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Biographies of Working Men-Grant Allen (opens the original)

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    Journey back to the 12th century as we delve into the life of the formidable King Henry II of England, born in 1133. By the age of forty, Henrys reign spanned England, significant parts of Wales, half of Ireland and, due to his strategic marriage with Eleanor of Aquitaine, the western region of France. His complex relationships with former ally Thomas Becket, his wife Eleanor, and his own rebelling offspring add a fascinating layer to his story. However, despite these familial and political batt

  2. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Henry II - Louis Francis Salzman (opens the original)

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    "Henry II" by Louis Francis Salzman offers a compelling exploration of one of England's most significant monarchs, whose reign from 1154 to 1189 marked a transformative era in British history. This audiobook delves into Henry's remarkable achievements, including the establishment of a strong central government, the foundations of British common law, and the introduction of the jury system, all of which resonate with contemporary discussions about governance and justice. The narrative also highli

  3. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    David Crockett His Life and Adventures-John Stevens Cabot Abbott (opens the original)

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    Journey back to the 12th century as we delve into the life of the formidable King Henry II of England, born in 1133. By the age of forty, Henrys reign spanned England, significant parts of Wales, half of Ireland and, due to his strategic marriage with Eleanor of Aquitaine, the western region of France. His complex relationships with former ally Thomas Becket, his wife Eleanor, and his own rebelling offspring add a fascinating layer to his story. However, despite these familial and political batt

  4. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    Charles James Fox-Henry Offley Wakeman (opens the original)

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    Journey back to the 12th century as we delve into the life of the formidable King Henry II of England, born in 1133. By the age of forty, Henrys reign spanned England, significant parts of Wales, half of Ireland and, due to his strategic marriage with Eleanor of Aquitaine, the western region of France. His complex relationships with former ally Thomas Becket, his wife Eleanor, and his own rebelling offspring add a fascinating layer to his story. However, despite these familial and political batt

  5. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Life and Death of King John-William Shakespeare (opens the original)

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    Journey back to the 12th century as we delve into the life of the formidable King Henry II of England, born in 1133. By the age of forty, Henrys reign spanned England, significant parts of Wales, half of Ireland and, due to his strategic marriage with Eleanor of Aquitaine, the western region of France. His complex relationships with former ally Thomas Becket, his wife Eleanor, and his own rebelling offspring add a fascinating layer to his story. However, despite these familial and political batt

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