Mark Stoyle
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500 years after their uprising against Henry VII, Mark Stoyle discusses why the Cornish were different - and often rebellious - in Tudor and Stuart England. Published April 30 1997
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Todd Gray and Mark Stoyle take a look at a map discovered in Plymouth of the sieges of the Civil War.
Published March 1 1994
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Mark Stoyle uncovers the juvenile delinquency of the man who saved the Stuart monarchy and brought back Charles II.
Published July 31 1993
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