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Sep 22, 2026

Arthur der WeduwenGUEST
15:55
He is going to be a Catholic king of a very Protestant nation, and it's going to stay that way.
Arthur der WeduwenGUEST
16:01
There is actually, in 1685, a small invasion of England that lands in Dorset that's led by James, the Duke of Monmouth, an illegitimate son of Charles II, and so also a nephew of James and a cousin of both William III and Mary, which fails.
Arthur der WeduwenGUEST
16:22
And basically, the English nation backs James, and he starts his reign, actually, in a very strong position.
Arthur der WeduwenGUEST
16:29
But this doesn't last.
Arthur der WeduwenGUEST
14:38
He is going to be a Catholic king of a very Protestant nation, and it's going to stay that way.
Arthur der WeduwenGUEST
14:45
There is actually, in 1685, a small invasion of England that lands in Dorset that's led by James, the Duke of Monmouth, an illegitimate son of Charles II, and so also a nephew of James and a cousin of both William III and Mary, which fails.
Arthur der WeduwenGUEST
15:05
And basically the English nation backs James and he starts his reign actually in a very strong position.
Arthur der WeduwenGUEST
15:13
But this doesn't last.
Nicholas CliffordNARRATOR
148:21
Just for a moment, Mrs. Thesiger began to think of early days, of which the memory was at once a pain and a reproach.
Nicholas CliffordNARRATOR
148:28
A certain little village underneath the great white horse on the Dorsetshire Downs rose with a disturbing vividness before her eyes.
Nicholas CliffordNARRATOR
148:36
She almost heard the mill stream babble by.
Nicholas CliffordNARRATOR
148:40
In that village of Sutton Points, she had herself been born, and to which she had returned, caught back again for a little while by her own country and her own youth, that Sylvia might be born there too.

52 MINS LATER

Nicholas CliffordNARRATOR
200:27
You know nothing of England.
Nicholas CliffordNARRATOR
200:29
I have been thinking it all out this morning.
Nicholas CliffordNARRATOR
200:31
There is no country more beautiful or more typical than Dorsetshire.
Nicholas CliffordNARRATOR
200:35
Besides, you were born there.
Agnes Robert BaerNARRATOR
39:44
I was not asked to sympathize, having already revealed my politics, and yet the case cried out for sympathy.
Agnes Robert BaerNARRATOR
39:52
You remember my dear aunt, the good Lady Cullum, who was our Dorsetshire neighbor and tried hard to mend my ways at Kantorum.
Agnes Robert BaerNARRATOR
40:02
This poor duchess, for so she called herself, was just such another, a woman made for comfort, housewifery, and motherhood, and by no means for racing around Europe in charge of disreputable parent.
Agnes Robert BaerNARRATOR
40:16
I could picture her settled equably on a garden seat with a lapdog and needlework, blinking happily over green lawns and mildly rating an errant gardener.
Arthur der WeduwenGUEST
14:38
He is going to be a Catholic king of a very Protestant nation, and it's going to stay that way.
Arthur der WeduwenGUEST
14:45
There is actually, in 1685, a small invasion of England that lands in Dorset that's led by James, the Duke of Monmouth, an illegitimate son of Charles II, and so also a nephew of James and a cousin of both William III and Mary, which fails.
Arthur der WeduwenGUEST
15:05
And basically the English nation backs James and he starts his reign actually in a very strong position.
Arthur der WeduwenGUEST
15:13
But this doesn't last.
Arthur der WeduwenGUEST
16:00
He is going to be a Catholic king of a very Protestant nation, and it's going to stay that way.
Arthur der WeduwenGUEST
16:06
There is actually, in 1685, a small invasion of England that lands in Dorset that's led by James, the Duke of Monmouth, an illegitimate son of Charles II, and so also a nephew of James and a cousin of both William III and Mary, which fails.
Arthur der WeduwenGUEST
16:27
And basically, the English nation backs...
Arthur der WeduwenGUEST
16:30
James and he starts his reign actually in a very strong position.
Olive JonesGUEST
5:20
I wanted to paint something that looked like the sea.
Olive JonesGUEST
5:22
that I grew up with, because I grew up on the coast in Dorset, and it's just always been such a special place for me, and seeing as it was a kind of, you know...
Olive JonesGUEST
5:31
This was a representation of myself, so,
Simon RimmerHOST
5:34
yeah.
AdrianHOST
7:01
Yeah, you're an outsider.
AdrianHOST
7:03
And physically, too, Karna is totally isolated down in this freezing landscape of Dorset, just miles and miles away from the shifting cultural realities of 1960s London.
ClaraHOST
7:14
Yeah, they're in a bubble.
AdrianHOST
7:15
You have the school buildings, the sprawling playing fields, the staff houses, and essentially nothing else.
AdrianHOST
10:54
Legal protection, basically.
ClaraHOST
10:56
Pretty much.
ClaraHOST
10:56
Though it is heavily and quite obviously inspired by Sherbourne School down in Dorset.
AdrianHOST
11:01
Right.
PJ LopezHOST
1:38
So I used to live near a place that was, well, I say near a place, but there was a place in Kent called Gillingham.
PJ LopezHOST
1:44
And it's spelled exactly the same way as the place you went to in Dorset.
PJ LopezHOST
1:47
And how's that pronounced?
Hannah MurrayHOST
1:48
Gillingham.

10 MINS LATER

PJ LopezHOST
11:48
Oh, well, I'll take it back then.
Hannah MurrayHOST
11:49
No. No.
Hannah MurrayHOST
11:54
I took the train or multiple trains then from Ideas Fest to Dorset to go
PJ LopezHOST
11:59
to
Dan KieranHOST
0:33
And
Dan KieranHOST
0:33
today, in the most idyllic spot, the Dorset countryside, a place I've been to before, I've come to St Giles' House for the Realisation Festival.
Dan KieranHOST
0:45
And those who listen to the show regularly will know that I came here last year and had extraordinary conversations.
Dan KieranHOST
0:54
Jonathan Rosen, Ed Haddon, Nick Ashley Cooper, the Earl.

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