Parliament Part Two: The Real Magna Carta

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Dr. Starkey, we met at Stationers' Hall, where we ate lunch together. At that time I was negotiating the loan of the Lincoln Magna Carta to Virginia Beach, Va. Thank you for a wonderfully informative lecture. Every success to your new channel. I totally agree with your suggestion that we need a new education reformation.

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Dr Starkey, many thanks for this. Five or six years ago, I bought a biography of William Marshall, which reawakened my interest in history and led me to complete my History MA some 35 years after my first degree. Although I was a distance student, I did not like the university atmosphere, as it did not feel open to all points of view. I try to keep an open mind, challenge my own views and look for truth. My dissertation was on the commemoration of Magna Carta at Runnymede, so I found this talk of yours very interesting. I look forward to hearing many more of your talks.

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