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Alec Ryrie is quoted describing Darnley as having 'proved to be more arrogant, inconstant, short-sighted, petulant, and incompetent than any other British politician of the 16th century, excepting only those who were actually insane.'

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Described as 'a wonderful book' when discussing the nature of Protestant faith. The hosts quote Ryrie's statement that 'a love affair with God has been at the heart of their faith.'