Modern England 1820-1885
Oscar Browning
Leído por Pamela Nagami
This short survey opens with the accession of that portly spendthrift, King George IV. With British support, Greece becomes independent. The Irish, under O'Connell, carry agitation to the point of rebellion, forcing Parliament to pass the Catholic Emancipation Act. After a painful labor of over a year, the First Reform Bill is enacted in 1832. Queen Victoria comes to the throne in 1837. Faced with an Irish famine, Sir Robert Peel, repeals the Corn Laws. There is a Great Exhibition, a war in the Crimea, and a rebellion in India. Gladstone and Disraeli battle on the floor of the House of Commons, while British imperialism advances in South Africa and in Egypt. - Summary by Pamela Nagami (2 hr 23 min)
Capítulos
| Book I: Canning 1820-1827 | 16:46 | Leído por Pamela Nagami |
| Book II: Wellington 1827-1830 | 14:15 | Leído por Pamela Nagami |
| Book III: Reform 1830-1834 | 17:01 | Leído por Pamela Nagami |
| Book IV: Lord Melbourne 1835-1841 | 9:54 | Leído por Pamela Nagami |
| Book V: Sir Robert Peel 1841-1853 | 20:25 | Leído por Pamela Nagami |
| Book VI: War and Mutiny 1853-1858 | 7:46 | Leído por Pamela Nagami |
| Book VII: The New Reform Bill 1858-1868 | 12:36 | Leído por Pamela Nagami |
| Book VIII: Mr. Gladstone 1868-1874 | 8:46 | Leído por Pamela Nagami |
| Book IX: The Earl of Beaconsfield 1874-1880 | 14:31 | Leído por Pamela Nagami |
| Book X: Mr. Gladstone 1880-1885 | 15:53 | Leído por Pamela Nagami |
| Conclusion | 5:32 | Leído por Pamela Nagami |