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Walking Tudor England 4of6 London [1080p] (x264)
Professor Suzannah Lipscomb wends her way around the country on the trail of history's most fascinating dynasty. Journeying around England on the trail of the Tudor dynasty, historian Suzannah Lipscomb explores some of the most significant sites of that fascinating time.
England underwent huge changes during the reigns of three generations of Tudor monarchs. The Tudor period lasted from 1485 to 1603, it was a time of great upheaval and change, as Henry VII and his successors sought to reshape English society. But despite all the drama and intrigue, the Tudors also left behind some amazing historical landmarks. In the 16th century, the great country house came into its own, when some of the most famous and impressive mansions in England - including Longleat and Burghley House - were built.
In this six-part series written and presented by Suzannah for Channel 5, she walks the South Coast, through Yorkshire, the Weald, East Anglia, London and the Midlands to explore Tudor stories and places.
Written & Presented by Professor Suzannah Lipscomb ; Series Director Anabelle Marshall ; Rumpus Media Production
4) London
The fourth episode is a walk across London, featuring from the site of Greenwich Palace to the Dutch church at Austin Friars, to which refugees came from 1550. Suzannah explores Tudor London as she walks along the River Thames between Greenwich and Hampton Court Palace, and she examines the London Bridge which back then usually featured a few severed heads. She also visits the prison at Bridewell and the site of the former brothels.
In Tudor London, Suzannah goes from Greenwich to London Bridge, through Turnmill Street - the 16th century's red-light district - through the Tudor pleasure gardens of the Southbank, via episcopal Fulham, down to Hampton Court Palace.
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⭐️ Walking.Tudor.England.4of6.London.-1080p.WEB.-x264.AC3 ✅ (1.27 GB)
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Walking Tudor England 4of6 London [1080p] (x264)
Professor Suzannah Lipscomb wends her way around the country on the trail of history's most fascinating dynasty. Journeying around England on the trail of the Tudor dynasty, historian Suzannah Lipscomb explores some of the most significant sites of that fascinating time.
England underwent huge changes during the reigns of three generations of Tudor monarchs. The Tudor period lasted from 1485 to 1603, it was a time of great upheaval and change, as Henry VII and his successors sought to reshape English society. But despite all the drama and intrigue, the Tudors also left behind some amazing historical landmarks. In the 16th century, the great country house came into its own, when some of the most famous and impressive mansions in England - including Longleat and Burghley House - were built.
In this six-part series written and presented by Suzannah for Channel 5, she walks the South Coast, through Yorkshire, the Weald, East Anglia, London and the Midlands to explore Tudor stories and places.
Written & Presented by Professor Suzannah Lipscomb ; Series Director Anabelle Marshall ; Rumpus Media Production
4) London
The fourth episode is a walk across London, featuring from the site of Greenwich Palace to the Dutch church at Austin Friars, to which refugees came from 1550. Suzannah explores Tudor London as she walks along the River Thames between Greenwich and Hampton Court Palace, and she examines the London Bridge which back then usually featured a few severed heads. She also visits the prison at Bridewell and the site of the former brothels.
In Tudor London, Suzannah goes from Greenwich to London Bridge, through Turnmill Street - the 16th century's red-light district - through the Tudor pleasure gardens of the Southbank, via episcopal Fulham, down to Hampton Court Palace.
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⭐️ Walking.Tudor.England.4of6.London.-1080p.WEB.-x264.AC3 ✅ (1.27 GB)
�� Video: 44min 35s | mkv | 1920x1080 | AVC | 3841 Kbps | 25.000 fps | 16:9
�� Audio 1 - English | 2CH | 224 Kbps | A_EAC3 | E-AC-3 | 48 Khz
�� Embedded Subtitles: English
https://nitroflare.com/view/6A17BC3BF666ECF/Walking.Tudor.England.4of6.London.-1080p.WEB.-x264.AC3.rar
https://rapidgator.net/file/5fa1e9c8ae850aeb3754b48a899b5ab6/Walking.Tudor.England.4of6.London.-1080p.WEB.-x264.AC3.rar