The History of English Podcast

Episode 164: Somewhere in the Middle

Dec 20, 2022
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 4min
2
Elizabeth's Middle Approach to Personal Relationships
03:38 • 2min
3
On Messier's Departure
05:53 • 3min
4
English Grammar During the Elizabethan Period
08:50 • 2min
5
The Meaning of the Word Do
10:55 • 2min
6
Do Is a Very Old Word From the Old English Period
12:48 • 2min
7
What Do You See in the Elizabethan Period?
14:44 • 4min
8
The Grammar of the Elizabethan Period
18:19 • 2min
9
The Pen Is Mightier Than the Sword
20:37 • 4min
10
The New Found Land in North America
24:18 • 2min
11
The Rise of Spain and the Rise of England
26:07 • 3min
12
The History of the New World
29:01 • 3min
13
An English Translation of a Book About Tobacco
31:37 • 3min
14
The Origins of Cayman and Alligator
34:48 • 4min
15
The First English Use of the Word Vulcan
38:40 • 2min
16
Penguin Island
40:25 • 3min
17
The First Written Grammar of English
43:52 • 2min
18
The Gulf Stream and the Atlantic Current
45:57 • 3min
19
The Meaningless Do
48:43 • 3min
20
The Queen's Love of the Theatre
51:31 • 2min
21
The Perfect Spot to Attack Spanish Ships
53:55 • 3min
22
What Is Winganda Koah?
57:10 • 3min
23
The History of the Algonquin Language
59:53 • 3min
24
Wengandakoa - A New Name for the Region
01:03:04 • 3min
25
Elizabeth and the Outer Banks
01:05:45 • 3min
26
The Battle of Roanoke
01:09:09 • 3min
27
The Algonquin Words of Roanoke
01:11:44 • 3min
28
The Outer Banks - A Brief History
01:14:39 • 4min