53. Civil War! Lansdown Hill, Bath.
Neil Oliver’s Love Letter to the British Isles
Neil Oliver: News, Comment, History · Fat Belly Films
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Show Notes
In this podcast we’re travelling the sharp end of a war which ripped the British Isles apart.
King Charles I went head to head with increasingly bold Parliamentarians. Bitter, internecine politics and deadly powerplays led to opposing armies being raised, and a bloody civil war swept across the whole of the British Isles. Families, neighbours and lifelong friends were pitted against each another as people were compelled to pick a side and face each other in the blood and gore of lethal combat.
In the beautiful rolling hills of the west country, near the city of Bath, a brutal battle was fought that throws the personal tragedy of civil war into sharp relief - horror and heroism side by side with the intimate heartbreak of friends fighting against each other to the death. The battle of Lansdown Hill fought in 1643.
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