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442 The Treaty of Dover

The History of England by David Crowther

Mar 8, 202645:33Society & Culture

After a half an episode on the really important stuff - Nell Gwyn, Aphra Behn and Restoration theatre, we reach possibly the most remarkable treaty any British monarch has made, ever. The Treaty of Dover. Hosted on Acast...

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