A History of Britain - Season 3 Episode 1 Forces of Nature (1780 - 1832)
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Britain never had the kind of revolution France experienced in 1789, but came close to it. This programme explains how 'the romantic generation' discovered the politics of sympathy with the common man. Nature was turned into a revolutionary idea by radicals and poets like Thomas Paine and William Wordsworth, and events across the channel following the fall of the Bastille initially seemed to point a way forward for Britain. But when the terrifying reality of the French Revolution set in, nature was recruited by the patriots.
- Title: A History of Britain
- Year: 2002
- Genre: Documentary
- Country: United Kingdom
- Studio: BBC Two
- Director:
- Cast: Simon Schama, Michael Kitchen, Lindsay Duncan
- Crew: Simon Schama (Writer)
- Keyword: queen elizabeth i, britain, ancient britain, jacobite rebellion, stonehenge
- Runtime: 60 minutes
- IMDb: 8.00 / 10 by 8 users
- Popularity: 7.718
- First Air Date: Sep 30, 2000
- Last Air date: Jun 18, 2002
- Season: 3 Season
- Episode: 15 Episode
- Language: English
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