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Another fascinating talk! and your correct, it is so important to remember just how religious some settlers were, many of the smaller sects who left England were motivated by a belief in the second coming... and lets face it, a person would need one hell of an important reason to keep going with those odds! Many thanks for such intelligent broadcasting.

Where's Milton? now there is an interesting chap but perhaps a tad too late to be discussed?

Would you give ur watsup nmbr ? I have somes question?

Just finished the play with my daughter, and followed it up with a showing of the Helen Mirren film (which I loved, because of the faithfulness to the language; but I was in the minority in my household). Thanks as always for the podcast! An episode on Mary Shelley would be seasonally appropriate!

Thank you for this podcast

Love this!

Fascinating. Thank you

I'm making a report on this specific poem for my college project and this is sure to help me out, thanks so much

A great podcast! This is my 4th episode, almost binge-watching. Enjoying tremendously.

What a great podcast, and wonderfully done. Thank you! Your channel “will go places”, I am sure!

Very interesting. Thank you!

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Heck, yeah! Thanks for posting this. Will be listening to more!

Thank you very much for this.

Could Johnson's "cheeky" little line about Shakespeare's (lack of) education, "Thou hadst small Latin and less Greek," be interpreted in a more...bawdy manner? Might big Ben be boasting not only of his superior intellect, but also of his greater experience with carnal matters? Just how big was Ben's Johnson?

"Men easily savage what was never secure." Raw stuff indeed.

Sir, I am a young French Lady, nearly bilingual : you are a very talented story teller , a natural ... Your voice is vivid, entertaining and I am enjoying so much the listening of your voice, smooth and energetic. Long live your podcast and our concord cordiale ^^ . I am sharing your hard work which seems elegantly effortless :)

Those naughty rascals. Don't they know what's good for them?

Just found my copy of The love Poems of John Donne, edited and introduced by Charles Fowkes. The Flea is one of them. Enjoyed rereading in light of your earlier podcast.

The Metaphysical Poets was a course I remembered doing way back at university. Thank you for reminding me about John Donne. I had always felt that being a priest metaphysical writing came more readily to him than others with respect to the interweaving of sexual imagey with philosophical thinking. Keep up the good work.

Good stuff Matt! Keep it coming.

Just found this video. If it's a series i'll follow it. I did English Lit at school and university and I enjoyed every bit of it. Falstaff puzzled me a bit - I only studied Henry IV Part I- then, so it is nice to hear an interpretation years and years later.

Welcome to UA-cam! My daughter (6th grade) is homeschooling for a couple of years, and she's recently finished Robert Nye's translation/interpretation of the poem. We're moving on to Seamus Heaney's translation next, but I wanted to take a day to just kick back and watch/listen to some historical context with her before diving back in. Lo and behold, your podcast series posted a mere nine hours ago, and it's perfect for our needs. I look forward to catching up on old episodes on my drive to work and listening to new episodes as they're released. Thanks for doing this!

RIP. Rock legend

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For 2000 years of rape murder and theft Some of us remeber....Erin go brau

Doesn't even use the Beatles version

I love the literature, specially the one of the old times 😊❤

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