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London., a short history of the greatest city in the Western world, taught by, Professor Robert Bucholz, Loyola University Chicago, Fullscreen

Label
London., a short history of the greatest city in the Western world, taught by, Professor Robert Bucholz, Loyola University Chicago, Fullscreen
Language
eng
Characteristic
videorecording
Main title
London.
Oclc number
316805328
Responsibility statement
taught by, Professor Robert Bucholz, Loyola University Chicago
Runtime
720
Series statement
The Great courses. Modern history
Sub title
a short history of the greatest city in the Western world
Summary
24 thirty minute lectures on the history of London
Table Of Contents
Part 1; Disc 1. There's no place like London -- The rise and fall of Roman Londinium -- Medieval London's thousand-year climb -- Economic life in Chaucer's London -- Politics and religion in Chaucer's London -- London embraces the early Tudors -- Disc 2. Elizabeth I and London as a stage -- Life in Shakespeare's London--East -- Life in Shakespeare's London--West -- London rejects the early Stuarts -- Life in Samuel Pepys's 17th century London -- Plague and firePart 2; Disc 3. London rises again--as an imperial capital -- Johnson's London--all that life can afford -- The underside of 18th century London -- London confronts its problems -- Life in Dickens's London -- Two windows into Victorian London -- Disc 4. Questions postponed and the Great War -- London's interwar expansion and diversions -- The blitz--the greatest target in the world -- Postwar London returns to life -- The varied winds of change -- Millennial London--how do you like it?
Technique
live action
resource.version
Fullscreen
Classification
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