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EPISODE · Dec 4, 2016 · 36 MIN

056 The Heavens Themselves Blaze Forth

from The History of the Twentieth Century

The year 1910 saw a fierce debate in the UK, including two general elections, over the role of the House of Lords in a modern, democratic state. The British King Edward VII passed away in the middle of the crisis, moving some Tories to blame his death on the Prime Minister.

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