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A History of Britain S3E2 — Victoria and Her Sisters (1830 - 1910)
A History of Britain•Season 3•Episode 2

Victoria and Her Sisters (1830 - 1910)

Jun 4, 200260 min
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Queen Victoria came to the throne at the tender age of eighteen, to rule over a country in the throes of a painful but supercharged industrial transformation. Chaos and revolution had been predicted by both socialists and traditionalists but in fact family life provided

Directed byMartina Hall
Written bySimon Schama
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Episode Summary

"Victoria and Her Sisters (1830 - 1910)" is episode 2 of A History of Britain season 3. Directed by Martina Hall and written by Simon Schama, it aired on June 4, 2002.

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