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Week three – War and conflict
In the third week of our HistoryExtra Academy Regency short course, Dr Lizzie Rogers explores war and conflict in the Regency period
Published: August 20, 2024 at 11:43 AM
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VideoWar and conflict. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.
In the third mini-lecture of our HistoryExtra Academy Regency short course, Dr Lizzie Rogers explores war and conflict in the Regency period...
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It started as a peaceful appeal for political reform, but ended with 18 dead and hundreds injured. Stephen Bates describes how the events of 16 August 1819 became a landmark moment in the struggle for democracy
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In February 1811, Prince George became the Regent in place of his father, George III. Stella Tillyard looks beyond the romanticised Regency world of Jane Austen novels and finds a time of unrest and uncertainty
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Jane Austen’s lifetime coincided with near-constant conflict and bloodshed on both sides of the Atlantic
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Mike Rapport tackles listener questions about the 19th-century conflicts that tore Europe apart and had repercussions across the globe
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1816: the year without summer. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.
Two centuries ago, Britons had to endure biting cold and driving rain from April to August. They blamed everyone from Napoleon to Benjamin Franklin for the filthy weather but, says Robert Hume, the real culprit was far more remote
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Beneath the genteel surface of decorous society, unrest simmered in the world – and works – of Jane Austen
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Regency quiz - week three. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.
How much have you learned about the Regency so far? Test your knowledge of your learnings in week three with our quiz
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