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It's just James and Charles this week at the post: Post-elections in Florida, Minnesota, and South Carolina - post-mortem on l'affaire de Arday - and the post-partum madness of Lindsay Clancy, who is on trial in Massachusetts for murdering her three children and receiving an inexplicably large amount of support.
Opening sound this week: Sen. Darline Graham on American foreign policy and hospital chaplain Sheila Cavanaugh testifying in the Clancy trial.
Music this week: Enigma Variations: Nimrod (via Motion Array)
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Sounds like the Stewart kings.
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James Stewart?
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Yes, James Charles Stewart, also known as James Charles Stuart due to his mother's time in France, also known as James VI of Scotland or James I of England and Ireland. There was also his grandson, generally known as James II & VII. (Also, there were five more kings of Scotland who were James Stewart.)
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Good show, gents. If your opinions are unpopular on these issues, well, apparently so are mine. Carry on.
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Well done, Gents!
But where is the view of Charlie’s albums? I can’t find it, so the discussion of it has little meaning.
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