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  1. Exchequers and ExBalancers: Part Two

    Congratulations Sheriff, you’ve made it through the crucible. Literally. Now, granted, you’ve lost some money along the way. Percentages were shaved off because of the purity of th…

    1 h 03
  2. Exchequers and ExBalancers: Part One

    We are about to do something a little unusual for the BHP. We’re going to muddy the timeline. Now, normally we stick to the chronological timeline. We live the story as it unfolds.…

    49 min
  3. Court Costs

    King Henry’s Court was huge. And that makes sense. His predecessor, King Rufus, was a party animal and, as such, his Court had swollen into a massive, roving scene where anyone who…

    34 min
  4. The Reformation Begins

    The King was triumphant and his older brother was, if we’re taking the King’s word for it, retired and happily living in the lap of luxury… and most of the King’s other enemies wer…

    1 h 02
  5. Chansons de Geste and 12th Century Performance Sample

    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 T…

    20 min
  6. Law and Order: Normandy

    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, Duk…

    32 min
  7. The Song of Roland Sample

    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.

    21 min
  8. Chapter Eleven – The Machine

    At long last, the struggle was over. The post 506 – Chapter Eleven: The Machine first appeared on The British History Podcast.

    4 min
  9. The Battle of Tinchebray

    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 w…

    48 min
  10. At Anslem's Bec and Call

    It was July 21st of 1105 and Henry was in Laigle. Just like he was in the late 1070s. And, just like in the late 1070s, he was in conflict with his older brother. Only this time he…

    42 min
  11. The Holy Ghosting

    Curthose and his attendants, what remained of them, were rushing as quickly as they could to Rouen… and he was, presumably, crossing his fingers hoping that the people of that city…

    34 min
  12. The Cage Match of Bayeux

    Henry, with the help of Bishop Serlo, had just rebranded himself and his knights as the pious leaders of Greater Christian Normandy by going through little more than a ritualized b…

    36 min
  13. An Offa Interview with Rory Naismith

    Today we have a special episode with the return of Professor Rory Naismith! You will remember him from his interview on Anglo Saxon Economics and Money, and today he is back to tal…

    1 h 01
  14. Bishop Serlo's Pop Up Hair Salon

    For months, messengers had been arriving from Normandy carrying news of the disorder and chaos that was gripping the Duchy. Now, normally, this would have been good news for King H…

    43 min
  15. 500th Episode AMA Extravaganza

    We answer SO many questions. So… so many questions. The post 500 – 500th Episode AMA Extravaganza first appeared on The British History Podcast.

    1 h 04
  16. William of Mortain and How Some People Never Have Enough Wealth

    Some families are just…the worst. You know how it is, there’s the one or two in there that are half decent, but mostly you avoid them too because the rest of the family is just awf…

    33 min
  17. Power and Predictability

    The death of Duke Robert’s chief ally, William of Breteuil, and the succession crisis it kicked off, was destabilizing the duchy of Normandy. And while I’m sure it was a relief tha…

    47 min
  18. That's Me In The Spot. Light.

    It was 1103 and things were a mess. And…when are they not? But a major reason for this mess was (oddly) William of Breteuil. Now, as you might recall, William of Breteuil was the f…

    24 min
  19. That's Me In The Corner

    For the first time since William the Conqueror, there was going to be a primatial council at Westminster Abbey. This was a HUGE deal. Like… enormous. Anselm had been trying to hold…

    37 min
  20. Power Struggles: Part Two

    Ok, let’s return to 1101 and 1102, because Henry’s fight with Anselm, and fight between Henry and the Pope (and the fight between Anselm and the Pope) were …amazingly….only half of…

    39 min
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