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Monarchs of England after the act of Union in 1707 the king or queen is more correctly called the monarch of Great Britain.

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Monarch	Reign
HOUSE OF WESSEX
Egbert	802-839
Aethelbald	855-860
Aethelbert	860-866
Aethelred	866-871
Alfred the Great	871-899
Edward the Elder	899-925
Athelstan	925-940
Edmund the Magnificent	940-946
Eadred	946-955
Eadwig (Edwy) All-Fair	955-959
Edgar the Peaceable	959-975
Edward the Martyr	975-978
Æthelred II (Ethelred the Unready)	979-1013 and 1014-1016
Edmund II (Ironside)	1016
DANISH
Svein Forkbeard	1014
Cnut (Canute)	1016-1035
Harold I	1035-1040
Hardicnut	1040-1042
SAXONS
Edward (the Confessor)	1042-1066
Harold II	1066
NORMANS
William I	1066-1087
William I I	1087-1100
Henry I	1100-1135
Stephen	1135-1154
Empress Matilda (Queen Maud)	1141
PLANTAGENETS
Henry II	1154-1189
Richard I	1189-1199
John	1199-1216
Henry III	1216-1272
Edward I	1272-1307
Edward II	1307-1327
Edward III	1327-1377
Richard II	1377-1399
HOUSE OF LANCASTER
Henry IV	1399-1413
Henry V	1413-1422
Henry VI	1422-1461
HOUSE OF YORK
Edward IV	1461-1483
Edward V	1483
Richard III	1483-1485
TUDORS
Henry VII	1485-1509
Henry VIII	1509-1547
Edward VI	1547-1553
Jane Grey	1553
Mary I	1553-1558
Elizabeth I	1558-1603
STUARTS
James I	1603-1625
Charles I	1625-1649
COMMONWEALTH
Oliver Cromwell	1649-1658
Richard Cromwell	1658-1659
STUARTS (restored)
Charles II	1660-1685
James II	1685-1688
William III	1689-1702
Mary II	1689-1694
Anne	1702-1714
HOUSE OF HANOVER
George I	1714-1727
George II	1727-1760
George III	1760-1820
George IV	1820-1830
William IV	1830-1837
Victoria	1837-1901
SAXE-COBURG-GOTHA
Edward VII	1901-1910
WINDSOR
George V	1910-1936
Edward VIII	1936-1936
George VI	1936-1952
Elizabeth II	1952 - present



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Chaucer Audio - Not Downloadable - Online

The Wife of Bath
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Canterbury Tales - The Prologue - Audio

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in Modern English:

pronounce all of them. Yes! Kind of as the French knights in Monty
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say gh with lots of breath, like the ch in German ich;
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The Canterbury Tales Prologue in Middle English

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Saul Griffith on everyday inventions: Listen to inventor Saul Griffith discuss the importance and elegance of designing everyday materials.
Energy Efficient Transistors: Alan Seabaugh from the University of Notre Dame explains how transistors are becoming more energy efficient.
Bounding nanotechnology: Deconstructing the Drexler-Smalley Debate: Sarah Kaplan dissects the Drexler-Smalley debate in this lecture.
Introduction to Robotics: Stanford’s Oussama Khatib covers the history of robotics, spatial descriptions, kinematics and more.
Computer System Engineering: Learn the basics of computer system engineering as explained by MIT’s Hari Balakrishnan.
Ray Kurzweil on how technology will transform us: Ray Kurzweil introduces the idea of a future populated with nanobots.
Technology and Social Responsibility: Larry Page and Sergey Brin hold technology projects, researchers and companies to a higher standard in this lecture.
Living with Catastrophic Terrorism: Can Science and Technology Make the U.S. Safer?: Lewis M. Branscomb is actually a public policy professor and co-chair at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, but this lecture takes on a critical debate about the importance of science and technology in government.
Steve Koonin- Chief Scientist BP: Steve Koonin talks about his job’s challenge to plot long-term technology strategy.
The Inner History of Devices: Sherry Turkle combines a study of psychology with physical science and technology in this lecture.

Physics and Astronomy - AMAZING NEW SCIENTISTS LECTURES

The Physical World: Topics in these lectures from The Open University include quantum physics, Einstein, helicopter flight and more.
Astronomy Lecture 1: What is a star?: Finally learn what a star really is and how we all fit into the universe.
Quantum gravity in three dimensions: Andrew Strominger discusses quantum gravity.
Challenge in Astrophysics: Sarah Bridle introduces the challenge to measure and identify the shapes of distant galaxies.
X-rays from comets - a surprising discovery: Watch this talk to learn how comets can be X-rayed and what the images reveal.
The Black Hole at the Center of Our Galaxy: Nobel Prize-winning Charles H. Townes talks about what’s next in terms of deep galaxy exploration.
An overview of the United State government’s space and science policy-making process: Find out what driving forces control the government’s policy-making decisions in regards to science and space exploration.
Loop Quantum Gravity: Carlo Rovelli discusses superstring theory here.
Forty years of high energy string collisions: Gabriele Veneziano reviews what’s been going on during string collisions for the past forty years.
What is the simplest quantum field theory?: In this lecture, Freddy Cachazo brings forth ideas of simpler quantum field theories.
Physics III: Vibrations and Waves: Learn about forced oscillations and other physics properties here.
Stephen Hawking asks big questions about the universe: Stephen Hawking asks questions about the beginnings of the universe, where humans came from and more.
The Lightness of Being: Mass, Ether and the Unification of Force: Anticipating a New Golden Age: Frank Wilczek introduces listeners to his new physics theory.
Transitioning from the Space Shuttle to the Constellation System: In this talk, you will learn about the future of space exploration.
The Second Law and Cosmology: Max Tegmark asks questions about entropy, temperature and equilibrium when studying the Second Law of Thermodynamics.

CHEMISTRY LECTURES FROM THE FAMOUS SCIENTISTS

Graphite: a new twist: This University of Sussex scientist talks about carbon, diamond and graphite.
Thermodynamics and Kinetics: Learn about work, heat, internal energy and more.
Principles of Chemical Science, Normal Track: This course from MIT scientist Sylvia Ceyer covers atomic theory of matter, radiation and more.
The simulation of structures in modern materials with the theory of density functional calculations: Karlheinz Schwarz takes on the theory of density functional calculations.
Liquid Crystal Elastomers: Professor Heino Finkelmann talks about rubber elasticity and inducing the liquid crystalline state of elastomers.
Janine Benyus shares nature’s designs: This lecture covers chemistry, nature and biomimicry.
Penelope Boston says there might be life on Mars: Listen to Penelope Boston reveal the possibility of chemical and biological properties that may indicate life on Mars.
General Chemistry: Kristie Boering introduces shape matters, chemical bonds and equilibrium in this series.
Monodispersed particles in technologies and medicine: These scientists from Clarkson University discuss the chemical properties and use of monodispersed particles.
Chemical Structure and Reactivity: Peter Vollhardt from Berkeley gives listeners an introduction to organic chemical structures, organometallics and more.
Introduction to Solid State Chemistry: This MIT course lecture introduces you to solid state chemistry.
The Families of Sugars and Chemistry of Aldoses: This lecture serves as an introduction to organic chemical structures.
Properties and Chemistry of Heteroaromatic Compounds: Learn about heterocycles here.

Science and Engineering FROM THE PEOPLE RESPECTED IN THEIR FIELD - world top scientists

WTC Lecture - collapse of WTC Buildings: Steven E. Jones discusses the collapse of the World Trade Towers from a physics perspective.
Aircraft Systems Engineering: Jeffrey Hoffman of MIT lectures about the origins of the space shuttle, thermal protection systems, main engines and more.
Symmetry, Structure and Tensor Properties of Materials: Learn about crystallography, 2D symmetries and other materials science principles.
Machine Learning: Discover how machines "learn" due to statistical patterns, learning theory, adaptive control and more.
Innovation Design: In this lecture series, you’ll learn about environmental innovation and the innovation process in general, as it’s related to engineering and science.
Introduction to Biomedical Engineering: Mark Saltzman from Yale discusses then nature of biomedical engineering, including cell culture engineering.
Nanophotonics: Discover the Magic of Light in Nanostructures: Evelyn Hu discusses optical materials and beyond in this lecture.
The Second Law and Energy: Listen to Steven Chu’s talk about thermodynamics.

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