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Taught by Professor Patrick N. Allitt | 30 min | Categories: Travel
Great Britain’s history begins 5,000 years ago with a mysterious ancient people whose only vestiges are earthworks and stone circles like Stonehenge. Because of Stonehenge’s massive popularity, you may want to consider visiting other ancient ruins such as Avebury or Maiden Castle.
36 Lectures
1
Welcome to Britain
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of 30 min
2
Prehistoric Britain
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of 30 min
3
Roman Britain
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of 29 min
4
Anglo-Saxon and Viking Britain
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of 31 min
5
Britain’s Medieval Castles
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of 29 min
6
Britain’s Medieval Cathedrals
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of 31 min
7
Tudor Britain
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of 30 min
8
Magna Carta and Civil War
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of 29 min
9
Enlightenment Britain
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of 30 min
10
Industrial Britain
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of 29 min
11
Victorian Britain
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of 31 min
12
Twentieth-Century Britain
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of 30 min
13
Edinburgh and Glasgow
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of 30 min
14
Wild Scotland: Beyond Edinburgh and Glasgow
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of 29 min
15
North Wales
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of 30 min
16
Cardiff and South Wales
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of 29 min
17
The North of England
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of 30 min
18
The English Midlands
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of 30 min
19
East Anglia
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of 29 min
20
England’s West Country
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of 30 min
21
The Museums of London
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of 29 min
22
London’s Streets and Parks
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of 30 min
23
Buckingham Palace and Parliament
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of 30 min
24
Oxford and Cambridge
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of 28 min
25
Literary Britain: Chaucer and Shakespeare
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of 28 min
26
Literary Britain: The Romantics
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of 29 min
27
Literary Britain: Poets and Novelists
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of 29 min
28
Literary Britain: The 20th Century
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of 29 min
29
Artistic Britain: Painters and Sculptors
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of 28 min
30
Britain’s Estates and Gardens
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of 30 min
31
Legacy of the British Empire
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of 31 min
32
Seafaring Britain
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of 31 min
33
Britain’s War Memorials
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of 29 min
34
Hiking England, Scotland, and Wales
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of 29 min
35
Britain’s Sporting Tradition
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of 31 min
36
How to Think about Visiting Britain
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of 40 min
