John Wilkes: pivotal in 18th-century events, fought for civil liberties, press freedom, and backed American colonists. Magna Carta's legacy lives on.
Subtitles: English
Directed by:Hamish MacLeodTom Russell
Season 1
S01:E01 - Freedom & Representation: The Politics of Magna Carta
On 15 June 1215, King John and rebel barons signed the Magna Carta, founding English liberties and inspiring global constitutions and human rights.
S01:E02 - Science & Progress: A Watershed in Understanding
Sir Isaac Newton: genius in science, politics, and governance. Was his remarkable mind nurtured by England's intellectual environment?
S01:E03 - Decadence & Revival: Transformation of a Society
In a troubled 18th-century England, John Wesley's preaching sparked hope amidst corruption, addiction, and despair, sharing a message of God's love.
S01:E04 - Law & Dissent: Wilkes & Liberty
John Wilkes: pivotal in 18th-century events, fought for civil liberties, press freedom, and backed American colonists. Magna Carta's legacy lives on.
S01:E05 - Sacrifice & Remembrance: The Battle of Waterloo
Waterloo: Napoleon's final battle near Brussels on 18 June 1815. He led 71,947 troops; Wellington had 67,655. Loyal veterans fought for their Emperor.
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