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The people of the besieged city of Oxford are in a desperate situation. Devastated by the King's brutal betrayal, Angelica has been cast out of court and finds herself destitute and starving. Meanwhile, divisions are beginning to split the Parliamentarians. Starring: Andrea Riseborough, John Simm, Michael Fassbender, Dominic West, Tim McInnerny, Peter Capaldi.
The people of the besieged city of Oxford are in a desperate situation. Devastated by the King's brutal betrayal, Angelica has been cast out of court and finds herself destitute and starving. Meanwhile, divisions are beginning to split the Parliamentarians. Starring: Andrea Riseborough, John Simm, Michael Fassbender, Dominic West, Tim McInnerny, Peter Capaldi.
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00:00You
00:30madam you are unwell she needs a hot dinner i saw her first my dear john
00:40do not tire yourself sir we travel before first beat of day
00:49well madam what say you
01:00what has been your business in oxford sir sell corn my dear you're a farmer
01:15i sell corn which is a mite easier than growing the stuff no armies trample over my profits
01:25and the king's court must still be fed
01:32do you like all the boy you want me drunk madam
01:40i knew it was so such a bonny lady such a fine face but we must all eat must we not in times
01:54as these a man must make hard bargains and a woman must sell what man will buy
02:01should i call the boy no dear madam for i am rusty enough
02:08come come
02:11glad you pay
02:15come let me help you
02:29sir i beg of you
02:32oh no no no we'll have no tears for we are jolly here
02:38now off with the rest open your pretty legs and all is done
02:45sir i think you have a wife somewhere but i beg you think
02:51what do you think
02:58madam no more of this
03:02will you run me through
03:05i think you will not
03:08madam will you get on your back
03:12well then i see you need another smack
03:15oh god
03:31is it not good for god's sake
03:33who's turned his face from us both
03:46the country starves thomas
03:48but oliver there is food enough for those with coin to pay for it
03:52parliament men sign themselves passes through my lines and sell corn to our enemies in oxford
03:57the country looks at the army for justice
04:00the country looks for order
04:02they want their king back in his place they want their world safe again
04:05you know my mind on that
04:08what is yours
04:11we are as one thomas and ever will be
04:14but charles stewart will ever be king
04:16how can charles stewart be king and the world be safe
04:19god will provide us the answer
04:23the starving copyholder nor the unpaid soldier will not wait for the ferment to split and shine gods
04:29beaming us oliver
04:31we must make our own light shine
04:33on the king
04:34on the parliament of thieves
04:36and on property
04:38property
04:39land should be a common treasury
04:41let every man have a share of it and there will be no starving
04:44men will feed themselves
04:45where's that land to come from thomas
04:47must be taken from those who have too much
04:50you will have us turn to robbery then
04:56farewell colonel
05:01farewell general
05:02why did these members of parliament induce us to fight in the name of freedom
05:07only that we might now endure their greed or suffer their prisons
05:11i'll tell you this is no freedom
05:13except for them
05:14and we're sat there while we fought for their profits
05:17at home
05:18counting their money
05:20i'll tell you
05:21we are robbed
05:22once more
05:23not by king alone this time
05:25but by parliament as well
05:27let them let them come
05:30let them come
05:31let them come
05:32let them come
05:34comrade
05:35we fought side by side for liberty
05:38what does you fight for all that time
05:41to be the dogs that parliament would throw me to
05:44incarcerate me sirs
05:46i'm a free born man
05:48i'm a free born man
06:03why is that
06:05not an absolute
06:31you
06:35Sexby, I was told you were dead at Cuynton Fight.
06:48Death indeed sought me out, like a lover, but yet I live.
06:54I thank you.
06:55Cardinal, help me, please.
07:00You are much changed, my lady.
07:06No!
07:09You are not, I see.
07:20How did your husband die?
07:23He died because I was not tame.
07:29The world would have you tame.
07:36Aye.
07:38Then the world is full of fools.
07:44How came you buy those clothes?
07:50The man gave them to me.
07:54I killed a man.
08:01Nothing remains of who I was.
08:06I will be no man's whore.
08:13I will be no man's whore.
08:28Do nothing but sit by the fire and look like a feast.
08:35Look what I found on the road to London.
08:42A whore in a dead man's shirt.
08:43Take his clothes from it.
08:49Take his clothes from it.
08:50You will pay with your own life for that of my friend.
08:56But first, lay her down.
08:57Lay her down.
08:58You will pay.
08:59Come on.
09:00Come on.
09:01Come on.
09:02Come on.
09:03Come on.
09:04Let's go.
09:05Come on.
09:06Come on.
09:07So let's go.
09:08You will pay with your own life for that of my friend.
09:11You will pay with your own life for that of my friend.
09:20But first, lay her down.
09:23Or would you rather I kill him?
09:43You're the devil, sir.
09:45And you, madam, are the devil's whore.
09:49Enough! Enough killing!
09:51The devil's whore gives the orders.
09:54What times will you live in?
09:56Go home, sir.
09:59To your wife.
10:02Your money will go to the poor whose taxes you live on.
10:06A whore and a leveller, too.
10:10Well, may you prosper as Master Lilburn does, walled up in stone.
10:14By whose order?
10:16By the parliament.
10:20We will meet again, madam.
10:21Freeborn John walled up again.
10:31His wife will need money.
10:32And I see you have found another god to worship.
10:38The Holy Trinity.
10:40Truth, liberty, and justice.
10:42And what is that but more blood?
10:47And tell me, when all the blood is spilled, what then?
10:54Who will be master and who will be slave?
10:58Will I be king?
10:59Between blood of birth and blood of death, there is a life.
11:08And this fight is now my life.
11:12What is yours?
11:15To laugh at hope?
11:19To live and die alone?
11:20To live and die alone?
11:21To live and die alone?
11:22No.
11:27I would not have that life.
11:28Good.
11:31Mr.
11:41Turn your back.
11:42I wish to dress on my skirts again.
11:47Must you?
11:47Must you?
11:53Must I work, sir?
11:55Put on your clothes.
12:05I mean only to swim.
12:12Swim naked with me, madam.
12:17And we will both take gold to Honest John.
12:25You can have my share too.
12:27All I ask is that you swim with me.
12:40Stand off.
12:47From a friend in the parliament, you see.
12:49Indeed.
12:51And you don't have a friend in the parliament.
12:54John.
12:5628 pounds.
12:58Enough to buy a new printing press.
13:00And some clues for the children.
13:02Aye, a new press.
13:04Yes.
13:07Thought the fight had lost you, but...
13:10No, John.
13:12The fight will never lose me again.
13:15My sword is drawn.
13:20This is the fight now.
13:23Words.
13:25Read.
13:40You hold his life in your hands.
13:43Both sides will call it treason.
13:46Parliament to be forcibly adjourned.
13:49And a new one elected by all men of good faith,
13:52not only those with property.
13:55The levelling up of men cannot begin until this is accomplished.
14:00That new parliament to have Charles Stuart...
14:04arrested.
14:11And tried as a man of blood.
14:18Who will do the levelling up?
14:20The army, Edward.
14:22Where you should be still.
14:24There is no other engine to drive the world's turning now but the army.
14:35Will you take these pages out?
14:41They must find their way to a press.
14:44I am searched.
14:46Even my skirts.
14:48The dogs.
14:58Where is the press?
15:00In your house, madam.
15:02With Thomas Rearsborough.
15:04We must search you, sir.
15:14On my master's orders.
15:18And who is your master?
15:20That you need not know.
15:35Madam?
15:40Go, madam!
16:04Where is she?
16:19This was my mother's chapel.
16:21My, uh...
16:30Soldiers are godly men.
16:33They will not tolerate idolatry.
16:37My mother worshipped her god through painted clay.
16:40I am glad to see you safe and well, madam.
16:42These two years I tried for news of you many times.
16:44I feared you were sick.
16:46Or worse.
16:48I was never more alive.
16:49I'm honest, John.
16:50I'm honest, John.
16:51Warren, you're dead.
16:52This is my mother.
16:53You're dead.
16:54You're dead.
16:55You're dead.
16:57You're dead.
16:59You're dead.
17:01You're dead.
17:02You're dead.
17:03You're dead.
17:04You're dead.
17:05You're dead.
17:06You're dead.
17:07You're dead.
17:08You're dead.
17:09You're dead.
17:10You're dead.
17:11You're dead.
17:12You're dead.
17:13You're dead.
17:14You're dead.
17:15You're dead.
17:16You're dead.
17:17You're dead.
17:18You're dead.
17:19You're dead.
17:20You're dead.
17:21You're dead.
17:22You're dead.
17:23You're dead.
17:24You're dead.
17:25Take free with a part of it. The rest is yours.
17:28How fares Joshua?
17:56Madam?
17:59God sent these floods to trap you now.
18:01He sends you Rainsborough and Cromwell like Joshua and Gideon
18:04to drown you in fire and blood.
18:08You broke a king's heart.
18:11Killed some innocents too, madam.
18:14My hands are stained in blood.
18:17Joshua, indeed.
18:19I've heard that all of your family is in the New World, Colonel.
18:28My mother, my brother and my sisters.
18:31But not your wife, then?
18:34I will have no wife until this quarrel be over.
18:41Then how would you settle the quarrel?
18:43By making England a republic.
18:47And if England wants Charles Stuart on his throne again?
18:52Then I will leave England to its king.
18:55Go to Massachusetts.
18:58Find me a wife there.
19:00And what shall she be, Colonel?
19:02Such a one as lives and worships in freedom.
19:08One that knows how to truly love a man and be loved.
19:12Oh, and beautiful.
19:17None such in England, then.
19:23No.
19:25I would not have an English wife, madam.
19:28Not a painted child that knows nothing but a thousand years of privilege.
19:33Calls it breeding or manners.
19:36Calls submission duty and lives only to please a man
19:41and pass on his property to his sons.
19:43I will have a free spirit, madam.
19:53Well, they sound beautiful, too.
19:56I fear you will not find this paragon.
20:00I need not find her.
20:03But I believe she will find me.
20:10Will you not speak?
20:12Will you not hear a thousand years of privilege in my voice?
20:19Perhaps a hundred or two.
20:29General Cromwell wishes to see you.
20:31How is dear John?
20:41Well, General, when I saw him.
20:43For a man with rats for bedfellows.
20:45He's there by order of parliament. I cannot pluck him out.
20:48You plucked me out.
20:50You fought bravely by my side at Kyneton and Marston.
20:59As did Honest John.
21:00And at Naseby thereafter.
21:02Where Charles Stewart lost his throne, did he not?
21:05He lost his power, Edward.
21:07But he is king still.
21:08And whoever has him has our destiny in his grip.
21:13The Scots should sold him to parliament.
21:15And parliament have him sitting in Northamptonshire.
21:17Now, if the army were to seize him, the army would hold sway.
21:22Then pluck him out of Northamptonshire, General.
21:27Then I may not do.
21:29But other men might.
21:32There is a woman in Oxfordshire.
21:54Her true name is not known to God-fearing men.
21:59She is known as the devil's whore.
22:06Upon my life, General, this woman is the epitome of wickedness.
22:12Truly, Master Jonathan, what form does this wickedness take?
22:18Blechery, sir.
22:21She consorts with men.
22:26And what, I pray you, should the army do about that?
22:30She is sent from the devil.
22:32I must confess, sir.
22:35Confess.
22:40I confess.
22:43But I will not be silent.
22:45Her purpose is robbery and murder.
22:48Uses her face to trap men.
22:58Well, wickedness indeed.
23:03The parliament require you to make a troop available to me to search out and take this woman.
23:15I have found that.
23:18Feel full.
23:30Edward.
23:35Edward.
23:37Edward.
23:41Edward.
23:45Still not dead, then?
23:49No, my lady.
23:49It seems I must live.
23:53I bring a message from the general, sir.
23:55I'll leave you.
23:56No, never.
23:58Stay and listen.
24:01He has eyes everywhere.
24:03I believe not a one of us moves his bowels
24:05without Oliver's sense, is it?
24:06Grieving your pardon, my lady.
24:08Given.
24:09He wants the king taken and delivered to the army,
24:11but he would not give the order.
24:15Aye.
24:16He would rather I did it.
24:20Whoever does it risks the wrath of the parliament.
24:24Yet it should be done.
24:31It shall be done, then.
24:33Think no more on it.
24:37I will risk all in the cause.
24:43Fear not.
24:44It will not harm me.
24:47The country would fall to utter ruin without me.
25:03Your business?
25:13Sire, we have come to take you into safekeeping.
25:20On whose authority do you come to take away a king?
25:24It's a very good authority.
25:36Oliver will never strike him down.
25:39He would not be remembered as the man who threw over the king.
25:41Ah, deep down, Oliver believes in the good old frame of government.
25:49The cloth that went before cut to a different style.
25:52Authority where it was, rank where it was, land where it was.
25:57And women sent home again to be silent wives in harness to their husbands.
26:03And harness property.
26:10There are two roads to the future, Thomas.
26:14The level of regiments will follow yours.
26:19Then what will Oliver do?
26:20Then what will Thomas Rainsborough do if the road is blocked?
26:26I will become an American.
26:29Like my wife.
26:31You swore you had no wives.
26:34Oh, I mean to have one.
26:37If she'll have me.
26:38Oh, Nick!
26:43Turtle!
26:48Stay.
26:50I will return for my answer.
26:52I cannot.
26:54I heard not your question.
27:00Will you be my wife?
27:09Well?
27:13Come and find your answer when duty allows.
27:19Uh.
27:29This need not concern you, Camel.
27:32Except that your garrison will need to know our presence in your area.
27:36You bring a troop of horse to seek a woman who stole your purse?
27:40Read further, sir.
27:42She murdered my dear friend.
27:43Though again, sir, it need not concern you.
27:45It concerns me that the Parliament thinks the army has no more pressing task to perform than to indulge the grudges of wealthy men who stayed at home, growing their bellies, while others bled to death.
27:57My lady, Angelica Fanshawe, the mistress of this house.
28:06Master Jolliffe sits in the Parliament, tending the nation's wounds.
28:18He's leaving.
28:20A delight to meet you, madam.
28:22And yet, I swear, I have looked upon your face before.
28:34At court, perhaps?
28:37Of course.
28:38In the court.
28:41I never could forget such a face.
28:45And I never will.
28:48Farewell, madam.
28:53Colonel.
29:03Nothing will go well till these leeches are purged.
29:10What was his business?
29:12To persecute some whore.
29:15He means to have her hanged.
29:22My answer, madam?
29:26My answer, madam?
29:42Do you see him?
29:45I see who?
29:46You do not see him.
29:52I cannot marry you.
29:54There is no future.
29:56There is only the past.
29:57The purge of Parliament.
29:58Some thrown out, some kept in.
30:07No.
30:08I cannot support it.
30:09They are bloodsuckers.
30:10One sweep of the sword and they are gone.
30:11We begin anew.
30:12Ah.
30:13A new election.
30:14No.
30:15We know who the godly men are.
30:16The men who want the best for England.
30:17Let them remain.
30:18No election.
30:19No.
30:20Why no election?
30:22No.
30:23No.
30:24Why no election?
30:25John, the country is half ruined.
30:27There is famine in the North and West.
30:28Corrupt monopolies flourish.
30:29We must force Parliament to reform.
30:30We need the support of honest John Milburn.
30:31In God's name, John.
30:32We want to purge the men whose warrant keeps you rotting here.
30:33Why no election?
30:34Because the country will vote for the king's men.
30:35No.
30:36No.
30:37No.
30:38No.
30:39No.
30:40No.
30:41No.
30:42No.
30:43No.
30:44No.
30:45No.
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31:00No.
31:01No.
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31:22No.
31:23No.
31:24No.
31:25No.
31:26No.
31:27No.
31:28No.
31:29Comfortable.
31:32Think, John.
31:34A purged parliament and a law quickly passed
31:39by which no man will have an income above 2,000 a year,
31:42not even earls and dukes.
31:45By what authority would a law such as that be brought in?
31:48By this authority.
31:50For there is none now else in England. I think you know.
31:53Sir, within half a day of your departure,
31:56Mistress Fanshawe was arrested.
31:58He was charged with robbery and murder.
32:03Mistress Fanshawe, the charges against you are as follows.
32:07In the year of our Lord, 1646,
32:10you did most cruelly murder the corn merchant, Master Chimney,
32:15and that with diverse others in Whiteham Woods,
32:19you did attack and rob Master Jolliffe,
32:22and that you are the notorious felon known as the Devil's Whore.
32:28What is your answer to these charges?
32:39That I am no whore.
32:41Liar!
32:42Liar!
32:43Liar!
32:44Liar!
32:45Liar!
32:46Liar!
32:47Liar!
32:48Liar!
32:54Liar!
32:55Liar!
32:56If your father continues with this case,
32:58your head will follow your hair.
33:04We will proceed to the Evadis.
33:06the evidence. Master Jolliffe.
33:25Master Jolliffe, will you come forward and give your account?
33:36Master Jolliffe. I mistook. This is not the woman who robbed me. That woman was a whore I used many times in Oxford. All this, I swear, on the blood of Christ.
34:01Release the prisoner.
34:13I ask your forgiveness. For a while in the prison, a doll crept into me.
34:32I killed a man who wanted my honor for pigeon pie. I was...
34:39There is no past. Only the future.
34:44There is something more I must tell you.
34:51I'm this child.
34:59A speedy settlement. I will bring forward new proposals to the Parliament soon.
35:14Your Majesty, my heart is filled with joy to hear that promise.
35:21But I must tell His Majesty, from the love that I bear Your Majesty, and ever will,
35:28that there are some in the army that are put to worry by the many rumours that His Majesty yet seeks an intervention from the Scottish force.
35:36No. No. No. No. No. No.
35:43And that is also a promise from His Majesty?
35:49Of course it is a promise.
35:52Thomas Rainsborough.
36:04What of him, Majesty?
36:07He is a fanatical. A leveller.
36:13Should such a man be in such high command,
36:18I would sleep easier in my bed if he were removed from our affairs.
36:24Thomas is the best man in England, sir.
36:29And my friend.
36:32Well then let any man here tell me a better way.
36:35Let any man here tell me any other way this ship can be brought into harbour,
36:38other than to talk to Charles Stewart.
36:41He gave me solemn undertakings. Promises from his own lips.
36:45Which will prove false as ever before.
36:47Gentlemen, we have royalist uprisings in South Wales, in Yorkshire and in Cheshire.
36:53And let us crush them!
36:55I told us we can crush them.
36:58We can spend our lifetimes and our children's lifetimes killing and killing again.
37:02But when the killing stops, where is England?
37:05We cannot achieve all, my friends.
37:08But we can achieve a sufficiency.
37:13A sufficiency of Charles Stewart.
37:16A sufficiency of bloated thieves in the parliament.
37:19A sufficiency of soldiers who fought for their country,
37:22only to be told they must now starve for the wages promised.
37:28I fought not for that sufficiency.
37:30Well, what then, Thomas? More death? More destruction? What?
37:39We exiled Charles Stewart.
37:45Let him depart!
37:47Let us govern the country through councils,
37:49elected in the streets, the guilds, the universities.
37:52Elected in the streets? By whom?
37:54By all men.
37:55For I think the poorest he that is in England
37:59has a life to live as the greatest he.
38:03No more parliaments for men with property only.
38:06We should burn it down!
38:11Well then, Thomas.
38:14And all of you, my friends and comrades,
38:18I must tell you this.
38:20What Colonel Rainsborough urges this council to accept
38:23is a former of government unknown on this earth
38:27and one that will straightway fall into anarchy.
38:30Rather than let this beloved England fall into such misery,
38:34I tell you now,
38:36I would pull promises out of Charles Stewart's mouth
38:39another thousand years.
38:44Then it's clear, General.
38:46In this beloved England, one of us will not live.
38:48If you rise up, you will become mutineers and traitors.
39:00Oliver is still the hero.
39:02Then the regiments must be prepared for this convulsion.
39:06Reason says we lose all in delay.
39:09Madam.
39:10Madam.
39:12One man only may unite the army in this great matter, Thomas.
39:17That man is you.
39:19Thomas.
39:35Charles Stewart has broken his promises.
39:38Every one of them.
39:40By escaping from Hampton Court.
39:41Gone it is thought to the Island of White.
39:43I've come to apologise to you.
39:51And to all.
39:54For that I was foolishly dazzled by him.
39:57We will negotiate with this false man no more.
40:01But, Thomas,
40:04there must now be unity amongst us
40:07or all will be brought to ruin.
40:08There are new uprisings today in Essex and in Yorkshire
40:12and in Cheshire and in Wales
40:13and in Bristol too.
40:15The country needs its army now as never before.
40:21What say you?
40:25When we have done,
40:27will all matters as to how we govern this country be for discussion?
40:32All matters?
40:33And will all matters as to land and property be for discussion?
40:39All.
40:51You need an imparfrit, Thomas.
40:53A siege such as only you can lift.
40:55But I beg of you, make speed.
40:57Our enemies were making ready for this
40:58while I blinked in the sunlight of the King's gaze.
41:01I will go tomorrow.
41:03Tonight, Thomas.
41:04Tonight must be my wedding night, Oliver.
41:07If my lady will marry a soldier that'll be gone in the morning.
41:11She will.
41:13May God grant you a long life together.
41:16I must go to Wales.
41:18A thing I never thought to do.
41:20Very well.
41:22Will you not offer me a wedding gift, General?
41:26If it can be done.
41:27Let John Melbourne go free.
41:30Overthrow Parliament's warrant.
41:35It is done, madam.
41:37By authority of the army.
41:44You will not make me a wife for one night, I hope.
41:57I must disappoint you, Edward.
42:07No fight for you.
42:09Till I return, guard this woman with your life.
42:16Why do you sleep on straw still, Sexby?
42:27I wish you would buy Tom a side in Yorkshire.
42:36Aye.
42:37I wish it too.
42:42He is the best man I ever met.
42:44We come with a message from General Groen.
43:00When you were the god of battles, there was ever a sign of your blessing on me.
43:03Having them rest upon my shoulders.
43:07My sight is dim.
43:10I think I see the road.
43:14And yet I fear to tread it in.
43:18I know the land I must strike down.
43:21And yet I fear the blood that will be shed thereafter.
43:23I fear the blood thereof.
43:53I fear God.
43:55My heart has broken out.
43:56I fear God.
43:57I fear God.
43:59My heart has broken down.
44:02I fear God.
44:04You fear God.
44:05You fear God.
44:07Why are you so close to me?
44:11I fear God.
44:13I fear God.
44:15I fear God.
44:17I fear God.
44:19I fear God.
44:20take men to the island and arrest Charles Stewart
44:25you will be charged with making unlawful war in England
44:30let others stand ready to enter the parliament
44:33time has come
44:35husband
44:43yes
44:46there will be a life for us will there not
44:53one day the argument will be over
44:58there is a life to come
45:16arrest her
45:26you shall not touch her
45:29what does it matter now
45:34let them hang me
45:36you
45:48you
45:52you
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