<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1906885/open_sms">Send Me A Roguish Text Message</a>Be provoked beyond reason by 18th century Ireland&apos;s most quarrelsome and violent bully boy - George &quot;Fighting&quot; Fitzgerald.  Its a short tempered tale of animal disguise, head trauma, gratuitous musketry and good old fashioned insanity.<ul><li>What did Fitzgerald do to his father - twice!?</li><li>How did he stand when facing an armed opponent?</li><li>Should you  avoid him on a narrow street?</li><li>Why should you not try and seduce his female travelling companion?</li></ul>All these questions will be answered in episode 33 of Rogues Gallery Uncovered - The podcast of Bad Behaviour in Period Costume.Thanks for listening. Stay Roguish! Email: simon@roguesgalleryonline.com <a href='https://www.roguesgalleryonline.com/'>Visit the website and become a &apos;Rogue with Benefits&apos;</a> Find me on <a href='https://x.com/YesterdaysRogue'>X</a>, <a href='https://www.facebook.com/RoguesGalleryOnline/'>Facebook</a>, <a href='https://www.instagram.com/roguesgallery_uncovered/'>Instagram</a>

The English Casanova - Augustus John Hervey 1755

Rogues Gallery Uncovered, the podcast of bad behaviour in period costume.&nbsp;True (ish) stories of history’s most fascinating and scandalous men and women.From Casanova and Mata Hari to Errol Flynn and Rasputin, it’s a history podcast with a difference. Join lovable rogue Simon Talbot every fortnight for bawdy, colourful tales of ‘Libertines, Lotharios and Complete Bastards.’&nbsp; It’s funny, shocking, shameless and doesn’t mention Jane Austin once!It’s not suitable for kids or easily offended grownups.&nbsp; &nbsp;