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Early Hanoverians - Edward Ellis Morris

In this short book Edward Ellis Morris writes a vivid account of the reigns of the first two Georges. Scarcely had the fifty-four-year-old king assumed the throne when James Stuart roused the Highlanders in the "Fifteen." Five years later the collapse of the South Sea Company convulsed Britain and …

Spooky Sundays Ep 3- Bristol Wharf and Neshaminy Creek Haunts

Hello Lovelies it’s Spooky Sundays. On today’s episode we discuss a couple different locations- St. James Episcopal Cemetery, King George II Inn, Bristol Wharf, Grundy Library and Museum, Mill Street in Bristol…etc. So come sit a spell and listen to the haunted history of Bristol Wharf and Neshamin…

William Hogarth: The Roast Beef of England ep 34 with Leo Nguyen and Adam Malev

William Hogarth painted some of the wildest scenes in British art history. In this episode of We Like Art, Tommy Mavra is joined by guest co-host Adam Malev and comedian Leo W. to explore the paintings of 18th-century British artist William Hogarth. Expect art history, questionable historical know…

The British Army in Scotland and North America with Nicola Martin

In the middle of the 18th century, the British Atlantic world erupted in rebellion and war. In the Highlands of Scotland, Scots calling themselves Jacobites rose up against King George II in 1745. They rallied to the standard of the famous Charles Edward Stuart – better known as Bonnie Prince Charl…

Running Out of Road: France Invades Hanover | 1757 (Episode 17)

Send us Fan Mail Feel free to send me an email! sevenyearswarpodcast@gmail.com In the summer of 1757, France turns westward toward the Electorate of Hanover. Facing a larger, well-supplied French army under the methodical Marshal d’Estrées, the Duke of Cumberland and the multinational Army of Obs…

Kings Who Died in the Strangest Ways: Bizarre Royal Deaths | Calm History for Sleep

Settle in for a gently strange journey through history's most unusual royal deaths. Kings and emperors commanded armies, built palaces and ruled over millions — and yet some of them met their end in ways that are almost hard to believe. An emperor undone by his own rage, a conqueror who never woke…