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Michael Wood tells the story of one place, the village of Kibworth, Leicestershire, throughout the whole of English history. Located in the very heart of England, Kibworth has lived through the Black Death, the Civil War and the Industrial Revolution, and was even bombed in World War II. With the help
… More »Michael Wood tells the story of one place, the village of Kibworth, Leicestershire, throughout the whole of English history. Located in the very heart of England, Kibworth has lived through the Black Death, the Civil War and the Industrial Revolution, and was even bombed in World War II. With the help of the local people and using archaeology, landscape, language and DNA, Michael Wood uncovers the lost history of this village from the Roman era to the present day.
« Lessdisc 2. episode 4. Peasants Revolt to Tudors ; episode 5. Henry VIII to Industrial Revolution ; episode 6. Victoria to the Present Day.
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Originally aired as a BBC2/BBC4 documentary television series in 2010.
Disc 1. episode 1. Romans to Normans ; episode 2. Doomsday to Magna Carta ; episode 3. The Great Famine & Black Death -- disc 2. episode 4. Peasants Revolt to Tudors ; episode 5. Henry VIII to Industrial Revolution ; episode 6. Victoria to the Present Day.
DVD ; NTSC ; Region 1 ; 16:9, enhanced ; Dolby digital stereo.
With optional English SDH (subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing).
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Add a CommentOne of the best BBC mini-series I've ever seen, which explains an intresting in-depth history of the country's feudal system & how many of the laws were transported here to the Colonies of America. A "must see" for any history buff, especially those interested in Britain's beginnings & their rise to super power in the world.