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The BHP is a chronological retelling of the history of Britain with a particular focus upon the lives of the people.
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- Sep 11, 2026
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Chansons de Geste and 12th Century Performance Sample (opens the original)
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A sample of our deep dive into the performance and the culture that surrounds the Song of Roland. The post Chansons de Geste and 12th Century Performance Sample first appeared on The British History Podcast .
507 – Law and Order: Normandy (opens the original)
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Henry had defeated his brother… but he hadn’t defeated Normandy. At least, not yet. Duke Robert still had supporters out there and Falaise was still loyal to the Duke. In fact, Duke Robert’s son, William Clito, was sheltering in Falaise. The post 507 – Law and Order: Normandy first appeared on The British History Podcast .
The Song of Roland Sample (opens the original)
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Buckle up for a retelling of the medieval MCU that was driving Crusader culture. The post The Song of Roland Sample first appeared on The British History Podcast .
506 – Chapter Eleven: The Machine (opens the original)
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At long last, the struggle was over. The post 506 – Chapter Eleven: The Machine first appeared on The British History Podcast .
505 – The Battle of Tinchebray (opens the original)
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It was the 15th of August, and King Henry was at Bec. He didn’t want to be at Bec, of course. He wanted to be in the field, fighting Robert. However, until the matter with Anselm was resolved, he didn’t dare take to the field. So here he was. The post 505 – The Battle of Tinchebray first appeared on The British History Podcast .
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