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The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances.
First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances.
First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997
- published: 14 Mar 2012
- views: 56325
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances.
First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997
- published: 14 Mar 2012
- views: 49132
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances.
First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997
- published: 14 Mar 2012
- views: 49087
Although the law on Royal succession has been changed to allow Kate and William's new baby to inherit the throne, regardless of whether it's a boy or a girl - that's not true for the aristocracy. Now some are calling for reform.
- published: 12 Jul 2013
- views: 35274
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing status of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the present and future of the storied social class. Booming property values and the increase in value of many private art collections have led to a remarkable reversal of fortune for many members of Britain's monied elite. As this video shows, the nobility of England still exert remarkable influence throughout their nation. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The last in a series looking at the dramatic changes in the fortunes of Britain's titled classes over the past 120 years examines how the aristocrats have fared since 1970.
First broadcast: 19 Feb 1997
- published: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 75048
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing status of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the present and future of the storied social class. Booming property values and the increase in value of many private art collections have led to a remarkable reversal of fortune for many members of Britain's monied elite. As this video shows, the nobility of England still exert remarkable influence throughout their nation. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The last in a series looking at the dramatic changes in the fortunes of Britain's titled classes over the past 120 years examines how the aristocrats have fared since 1970.
First broadcast: 19 Feb 1997
- published: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 45351
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing status of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the present and future of the storied social class. Booming property values and the increase in value of many private art collections have led to a remarkable reversal of fortune for many members of Britain's monied elite. As this video shows, the nobility of England still exert remarkable influence throughout their nation. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The last in a series looking at the dramatic changes in the fortunes of Britain's titled classes over the past 120 years examines how the aristocrats have fared since 1970.
First broadcast: 19 Feb 1997
- published: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 36154
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the years between WWI and WWII. Accustomed to lives of privilege, the aristocracy of the day found themselves heavily taxed and looked upon with some disdain. As their power slipped due to their loosening grip on Parliament, Britain's monied elite were fading in glory. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The 1920s and 1930s were the 'Brideshead years.' Aristocrats recall house parties, hunting and scandal and London society. But, as war approached, their world began to change forever.
First broadcast: 05 Feb 1997
- published: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 71406
*** The Greeks gave us the word aristocracy; it takes its root from ‘aristo’, meaning best and ‘kratos’, meaning rule or power. And for more than five hundred years Britain was ruled by a class that was defined, at the time, as the best. They founded their ascendancy on the twin pillars of land and heredity and in terms of privilege, preferment, power, style and wealth, they dominated British society. As the Earl of Chesterfield confidently informed the House of Lords in the mid-18th century, “We, my lords, may thank heaven that we have something better than our brains to depend upon”. What made the British Aristocracy the one of the most successful power elites in the world? And what brought about its decline? ***
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Felipe Fernandez-Armesto
- published: 19 May 2015
- views: 2025
In the late 19th century, Leonard Jerome was one of the richest men in New York City, having played the stock market and won. But to gain access to high society, he'd leverage something even more valuable: his daughter Jennie.
From: MILLION DOLLAR AMERICAN PRINCESSES: Cash for Class
http://bit.ly/1C7jnsQ
- published: 19 Dec 2014
- views: 31278
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the post-war years and their effects on the upper classes. For most families, times were hard and led many to open their doors for tours, and to mix, for the first time, with the common people of Britain. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
First broadcast: 1997
- published: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 48810
Aristocracy (Greek ἀριστοκρατία aristokratía, from ἄριστος aristos "excellent," and κράτος kratos "power"), is a form of government in which a few elite citizens rule. The term derives from the Greek aristokratia, meaning "rule of the best". In origin in Ancient Greece, it was conceived of as rule by the best qualified citizens, and contrasted with monarchy. In later times, aristocracy was usually seen as rule by a privileged group (the aristocratic class), and contrasted with democracy.
The concept evolved in Ancient Greece, whereby a council of famous citizens was commonly used and contrasted with "direct monarchy" in which an individual king held the power. The Greeks did not like the concept of monarchy, and as their democratic system fell, aristocracy was upheld.
In Rome, the Republic consisted of an aristocracy as well as consuls, a senate, and a tribal assembly. Later, aristocracies primarily consisted of an elite aristocratic class, privileged by birth and often by wealth. Since the French Revolution, aristocracy has generally been contrasted with democracy, in which all citizens hold some form of political power. However this distinction is often oversimplified.
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Robert Lane "Bob" Saget (born May 17, 1956) is an American stand-up comedian, actor and television host. Although he is best known for his family-friendly roles as Danny Tanner in Full House and the original host of America's Funniest Home Videos, Saget is also known for his very vulgar stand-up routine.
Saget was born in Philadelphia to Jewish parents. His father, Benjamin, was a supermarket executive, and his mother, Rosalyn, was a hospital administrator. Saget lived in Norfolk, Virginia, and Encino, California, before moving back to Philadelphia and graduating from Abington Senior High School. Saget originally intended to become a doctor, but his Honors English teacher, Elaine Zimmerman, saw his creative potential and urged him to seek a career in films.
He attended Temple University's film school, where he created Through Adam's Eyes, a black-and-white film about a boy who received reconstructive facial surgery, and was honored with an award of merit in the Student Academy Awards. He graduated with a B.A. in 1978. Saget intended to take graduate courses at the University of Southern California but quit a few days later. Saget describes himself at the time in an article by Glenn Esterly in the 1990 Saturday Evening Post: "I was a cocky, overweight twenty-two-year-old. Then I had a gangrenous appendix taken out, almost died, and I got over being cocky or overweight." Saget talked about his burst appendix on Anytime with Bob Kushell, saying that it happened on the Fourth of July, at the UCLASS Medical Center and that they at first just iced the area for seven hours before taking it out and finding that it had become gangrenous. Saget credits the band Autistico for getting him through the tough times.
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12:09The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 1st part
The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 1st partThe Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 1st part
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi BBC: The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances. First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997 -
12:15The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 2nd part
The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 2nd partThe Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 2nd part
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi BBC: The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances. First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997 -
12:15The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 3rd part
The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 3rd partThe Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 3rd part
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi BBC: The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances. First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997 -
12:11The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 4th part
The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 4th partThe Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 4th part
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi BBC: The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances. First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997 -
8:53Re-ordering the aristocracy
Re-ordering the aristocracyRe-ordering the aristocracy
Although the law on Royal succession has been changed to allow Kate and William's new baby to inherit the throne, regardless of whether it's a boy or a girl - that's not true for the aristocracy. Now some are calling for reform. -
12:12The Aristocracy - Survival of the Fittest: 1970-1997 1st part
The Aristocracy - Survival of the Fittest: 1970-1997 1st partThe Aristocracy - Survival of the Fittest: 1970-1997 1st part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing status of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the present and future of the storied social class. Booming property values and the increase in value of many private art collections have led to a remarkable reversal of fortune for many members of Britain's monied elite. As this video shows, the nobility of England still exert remarkable influence throughout their nation. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi BBC: The last in a series looking at the dramatic changes in the fortunes of Britain's titled classes over the past 120 years examines how the aristocrats have fared since 1970. First broadcast: 19 Feb 1997 -
12:20The Aristocracy - Survival of the Fittest: 1970-1997 2nd part
The Aristocracy - Survival of the Fittest: 1970-1997 2nd partThe Aristocracy - Survival of the Fittest: 1970-1997 2nd part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing status of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the present and future of the storied social class. Booming property values and the increase in value of many private art collections have led to a remarkable reversal of fortune for many members of Britain's monied elite. As this video shows, the nobility of England still exert remarkable influence throughout their nation. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi BBC: The last in a series looking at the dramatic changes in the fortunes of Britain's titled classes over the past 120 years examines how the aristocrats have fared since 1970. First broadcast: 19 Feb 1997 -
12:19The Aristocracy - Survival of the Fittest: 1970-1997 3rd part
The Aristocracy - Survival of the Fittest: 1970-1997 3rd partThe Aristocracy - Survival of the Fittest: 1970-1997 3rd part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing status of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the present and future of the storied social class. Booming property values and the increase in value of many private art collections have led to a remarkable reversal of fortune for many members of Britain's monied elite. As this video shows, the nobility of England still exert remarkable influence throughout their nation. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi BBC: The last in a series looking at the dramatic changes in the fortunes of Britain's titled classes over the past 120 years examines how the aristocrats have fared since 1970. First broadcast: 19 Feb 1997 -
11:57The Aristocracy - Never the Same Again: 1919-1945 1st part
The Aristocracy - Never the Same Again: 1919-1945 1st partThe Aristocracy - Never the Same Again: 1919-1945 1st part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the years between WWI and WWII. Accustomed to lives of privilege, the aristocracy of the day found themselves heavily taxed and looked upon with some disdain. As their power slipped due to their loosening grip on Parliament, Britain's monied elite were fading in glory. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi BBC: The 1920s and 1930s were the 'Brideshead years.' Aristocrats recall house parties, hunting and scandal and London society. But, as war approached, their world began to change forever. First broadcast: 05 Feb 1997 -
41:47The Aristocracy (In Our Time, 19/6/03)
The Aristocracy (In Our Time, 19/6/03)The Aristocracy (In Our Time, 19/6/03)
*** The Greeks gave us the word aristocracy; it takes its root from ‘aristo’, meaning best and ‘kratos’, meaning rule or power. And for more than five hundred years Britain was ruled by a class that was defined, at the time, as the best. They founded their ascendancy on the twin pillars of land and heredity and in terms of privilege, preferment, power, style and wealth, they dominated British society. As the Earl of Chesterfield confidently informed the House of Lords in the mid-18th century, “We, my lords, may thank heaven that we have something better than our brains to depend upon”. What made the British Aristocracy the one of the most successful power elites in the world? And what brought about its decline? *** GUESTS: David Cannadine Rosemary Sweet Felipe Fernandez-Armesto -
4:20The American Teen that Changed the British Aristocracy Forever
The American Teen that Changed the British Aristocracy ForeverThe American Teen that Changed the British Aristocracy Forever
In the late 19th century, Leonard Jerome was one of the richest men in New York City, having played the stock market and won. But to gain access to high society, he'd leverage something even more valuable: his daughter Jennie. From: MILLION DOLLAR AMERICAN PRINCESSES: Cash for Class http://bit.ly/1C7jnsQ -
11:55The Aristocracy - Letting in the Hoi Polloi: 1945-1970 1st part
The Aristocracy - Letting in the Hoi Polloi: 1945-1970 1st partThe Aristocracy - Letting in the Hoi Polloi: 1945-1970 1st part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the post-war years and their effects on the upper classes. For most families, times were hard and led many to open their doors for tours, and to mix, for the first time, with the common people of Britain. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi First broadcast: 1997 -
11:57The Aristocracy - Letting in the Hoi Polloi: 1945-1970 2nd part
The Aristocracy - Letting in the Hoi Polloi: 1945-1970 2nd partThe Aristocracy - Letting in the Hoi Polloi: 1945-1970 2nd part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the post-war years and their effects on the upper classes. For most families, times were hard and led many to open their doors for tours, and to mix, for the first time, with the common people of Britain. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi First broadcast: 1997 -
57:37BBC - Andrew Marr: The Making of Modern Britain 720p (Part 1 of 6)
BBC - Andrew Marr: The Making of Modern Britain 720p (Part 1 of 6)
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The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 1st part
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi BBC: The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances. First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997 -
The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 2nd part
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi BBC: The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances. First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997 -
The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 3rd part
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi BBC: The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances. First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997 -
The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 4th part
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi BBC: The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances. First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997 -
Re-ordering the aristocracy
Although the law on Royal succession has been changed to allow Kate and William's new baby to inherit the throne, regardless of whether it's a boy or a girl - that's not true for the aristocracy. Now some are calling for reform. -
The Aristocracy - Survival of the Fittest: 1970-1997 1st part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing status of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the present and future of the storied social class. Booming property values and the increase in value of many private art collections have led to a remarkable reversal of fortune for many members of Britain's monied elite. As this video shows, the nobility of England still exert remarkable influence throughout their nation. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi BBC: The last in a series looking at the dramatic changes in the fortunes of Britain's titled classes over the past 120 ye... -
The Aristocracy - Survival of the Fittest: 1970-1997 2nd part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing status of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the present and future of the storied social class. Booming property values and the increase in value of many private art collections have led to a remarkable reversal of fortune for many members of Britain's monied elite. As this video shows, the nobility of England still exert remarkable influence throughout their nation. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi BBC: The last in a series looking at the dramatic changes in the fortunes of Britain's titled classes over the past 120 ye... -
The Aristocracy - Survival of the Fittest: 1970-1997 3rd part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing status of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the present and future of the storied social class. Booming property values and the increase in value of many private art collections have led to a remarkable reversal of fortune for many members of Britain's monied elite. As this video shows, the nobility of England still exert remarkable influence throughout their nation. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi BBC: The last in a series looking at the dramatic changes in the fortunes of Britain's titled classes over the past 120 ye... -
The Aristocracy - Never the Same Again: 1919-1945 1st part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the years between WWI and WWII. Accustomed to lives of privilege, the aristocracy of the day found themselves heavily taxed and looked upon with some disdain. As their power slipped due to their loosening grip on Parliament, Britain's monied elite were fading in glory. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi BBC: The 1920s and 1930s were the 'Brideshead years.' Aristocrats recall house parties, hunting and scandal and London society. But, as war approached, their world began to change for... -
The Aristocracy (In Our Time, 19/6/03)
*** The Greeks gave us the word aristocracy; it takes its root from ‘aristo’, meaning best and ‘kratos’, meaning rule or power. And for more than five hundred years Britain was ruled by a class that was defined, at the time, as the best. They founded their ascendancy on the twin pillars of land and heredity and in terms of privilege, preferment, power, style and wealth, they dominated British society. As the Earl of Chesterfield confidently informed the House of Lords in the mid-18th century, “We, my lords, may thank heaven that we have something better than our brains to depend upon”. What made the British Aristocracy the one of the most successful power elites in the world? And what brought about its decline? *** GUESTS: David Cannadine Rosemary Sweet Felipe Fernandez-Armesto -
The American Teen that Changed the British Aristocracy Forever
In the late 19th century, Leonard Jerome was one of the richest men in New York City, having played the stock market and won. But to gain access to high society, he'd leverage something even more valuable: his daughter Jennie. From: MILLION DOLLAR AMERICAN PRINCESSES: Cash for Class http://bit.ly/1C7jnsQ -
The Aristocracy - Letting in the Hoi Polloi: 1945-1970 1st part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the post-war years and their effects on the upper classes. For most families, times were hard and led many to open their doors for tours, and to mix, for the first time, with the common people of Britain. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi First broadcast: 1997 -
The Aristocracy - Letting in the Hoi Polloi: 1945-1970 2nd part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the post-war years and their effects on the upper classes. For most families, times were hard and led many to open their doors for tours, and to mix, for the first time, with the common people of Britain. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi First broadcast: 1997 -
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Radical Agenda EP100 - Internet Aristocracy
Mr. Metokur, AKA Jim, FKA Internet Aristocrat guest co-hosts the 100th episode of Radical Agenda on the eve of the New Hampshire presidential primary which, like the Iowa caucuses, is predicted to have a record turn out. There is so much to talk about, I'm finding it difficult to predict what direction we'll end up taking. Support the show; By shopping at Amazon; http://ChristopherCantwell.com/amazon By donating; http://ChristopherCantwell.com/donate Social Justice Warriors are ruining tech. We've already talked about Ellen Pao and her efforts to ruin reddit, now GitHub is crumbling under the weight of a "Social Impact" task force so hell bent on "diversity" that it has become "almost impossible" to "interview white people" for jobs. Jim says he has been doing research into who is trying... -
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Bob Saget - The Aristocrats (complete)
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Dr Umar Johnson The Black Aristocracy Pt 2 720p
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Democracy & Aristocracy - Dr Peter Kreeft
Dr Peter Kreeft at Trinity Law School on the relationship between Democracy and Aristocracy.
The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 1st part
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:09
- Updated: 14 Mar 2012
- views: 114027
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this cl...
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances.
First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997
wn.com/The Aristocracy Born To Rule 1875 1914 1St Part
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances.
First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997
- published: 14 Mar 2012
- views: 114027
The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 2nd part
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:15
- Updated: 14 Mar 2012
- views: 56325
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this cl...
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances.
First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997
wn.com/The Aristocracy Born To Rule 1875 1914 2Nd Part
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances.
First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997
- published: 14 Mar 2012
- views: 56325
The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 3rd part
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:15
- Updated: 14 Mar 2012
- views: 49132
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this cl...
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances.
First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997
wn.com/The Aristocracy Born To Rule 1875 1914 3Rd Part
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances.
First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997
- published: 14 Mar 2012
- views: 49132
The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 4th part
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:11
- Updated: 14 Mar 2012
- views: 49087
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this cl...
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances.
First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997
wn.com/The Aristocracy Born To Rule 1875 1914 4Th Part
The Aristocracy series originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore a golden age for England's aristocracy. Around the turn of the century, Britain's aristocracy owned 80 percent of the land and dominated Parliament. The program features interviews with current dukes and duchesses, as well as with leading historians. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The Duchess of Devonshire, Sir Charles Wolseley, the Marquess of Anglesey and others describe their ancestors' lifestyles and finances.
First broadcast: 29 Jan 1997
- published: 14 Mar 2012
- views: 49087
Re-ordering the aristocracy
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:53
- Updated: 12 Jul 2013
- views: 35274
Although the law on Royal succession has been changed to allow Kate and William's new baby to inherit the throne, regardless of whether it's a boy or a girl - t...
Although the law on Royal succession has been changed to allow Kate and William's new baby to inherit the throne, regardless of whether it's a boy or a girl - that's not true for the aristocracy. Now some are calling for reform.
wn.com/Re Ordering The Aristocracy
Although the law on Royal succession has been changed to allow Kate and William's new baby to inherit the throne, regardless of whether it's a boy or a girl - that's not true for the aristocracy. Now some are calling for reform.
- published: 12 Jul 2013
- views: 35274
The Aristocracy - Survival of the Fittest: 1970-1997 1st part
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:12
- Updated: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 75048
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing statu...
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing status of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the present and future of the storied social class. Booming property values and the increase in value of many private art collections have led to a remarkable reversal of fortune for many members of Britain's monied elite. As this video shows, the nobility of England still exert remarkable influence throughout their nation. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The last in a series looking at the dramatic changes in the fortunes of Britain's titled classes over the past 120 years examines how the aristocrats have fared since 1970.
First broadcast: 19 Feb 1997
wn.com/The Aristocracy Survival Of The Fittest 1970 1997 1St Part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing status of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the present and future of the storied social class. Booming property values and the increase in value of many private art collections have led to a remarkable reversal of fortune for many members of Britain's monied elite. As this video shows, the nobility of England still exert remarkable influence throughout their nation. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The last in a series looking at the dramatic changes in the fortunes of Britain's titled classes over the past 120 years examines how the aristocrats have fared since 1970.
First broadcast: 19 Feb 1997
- published: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 75048
The Aristocracy - Survival of the Fittest: 1970-1997 2nd part
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:20
- Updated: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 45351
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing statu...
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing status of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the present and future of the storied social class. Booming property values and the increase in value of many private art collections have led to a remarkable reversal of fortune for many members of Britain's monied elite. As this video shows, the nobility of England still exert remarkable influence throughout their nation. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The last in a series looking at the dramatic changes in the fortunes of Britain's titled classes over the past 120 years examines how the aristocrats have fared since 1970.
First broadcast: 19 Feb 1997
wn.com/The Aristocracy Survival Of The Fittest 1970 1997 2Nd Part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing status of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the present and future of the storied social class. Booming property values and the increase in value of many private art collections have led to a remarkable reversal of fortune for many members of Britain's monied elite. As this video shows, the nobility of England still exert remarkable influence throughout their nation. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The last in a series looking at the dramatic changes in the fortunes of Britain's titled classes over the past 120 years examines how the aristocrats have fared since 1970.
First broadcast: 19 Feb 1997
- published: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 45351
The Aristocracy - Survival of the Fittest: 1970-1997 3rd part
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:19
- Updated: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 36154
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing statu...
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing status of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the present and future of the storied social class. Booming property values and the increase in value of many private art collections have led to a remarkable reversal of fortune for many members of Britain's monied elite. As this video shows, the nobility of England still exert remarkable influence throughout their nation. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The last in a series looking at the dramatic changes in the fortunes of Britain's titled classes over the past 120 years examines how the aristocrats have fared since 1970.
First broadcast: 19 Feb 1997
wn.com/The Aristocracy Survival Of The Fittest 1970 1997 3Rd Part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the changing status of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the present and future of the storied social class. Booming property values and the increase in value of many private art collections have led to a remarkable reversal of fortune for many members of Britain's monied elite. As this video shows, the nobility of England still exert remarkable influence throughout their nation. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The last in a series looking at the dramatic changes in the fortunes of Britain's titled classes over the past 120 years examines how the aristocrats have fared since 1970.
First broadcast: 19 Feb 1997
- published: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 36154
The Aristocracy - Never the Same Again: 1919-1945 1st part
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:57
- Updated: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 71406
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of thi...
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the years between WWI and WWII. Accustomed to lives of privilege, the aristocracy of the day found themselves heavily taxed and looked upon with some disdain. As their power slipped due to their loosening grip on Parliament, Britain's monied elite were fading in glory. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The 1920s and 1930s were the 'Brideshead years.' Aristocrats recall house parties, hunting and scandal and London society. But, as war approached, their world began to change forever.
First broadcast: 05 Feb 1997
wn.com/The Aristocracy Never The Same Again 1919 1945 1St Part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the years between WWI and WWII. Accustomed to lives of privilege, the aristocracy of the day found themselves heavily taxed and looked upon with some disdain. As their power slipped due to their loosening grip on Parliament, Britain's monied elite were fading in glory. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
BBC:
The 1920s and 1930s were the 'Brideshead years.' Aristocrats recall house parties, hunting and scandal and London society. But, as war approached, their world began to change forever.
First broadcast: 05 Feb 1997
- published: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 71406
The Aristocracy (In Our Time, 19/6/03)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 41:47
- Updated: 19 May 2015
- views: 2025
*** The Greeks gave us the word aristocracy; it takes its root from ‘aristo’, meaning best and ‘kratos’, meaning rule or power. And for more than five hundred y...
*** The Greeks gave us the word aristocracy; it takes its root from ‘aristo’, meaning best and ‘kratos’, meaning rule or power. And for more than five hundred years Britain was ruled by a class that was defined, at the time, as the best. They founded their ascendancy on the twin pillars of land and heredity and in terms of privilege, preferment, power, style and wealth, they dominated British society. As the Earl of Chesterfield confidently informed the House of Lords in the mid-18th century, “We, my lords, may thank heaven that we have something better than our brains to depend upon”. What made the British Aristocracy the one of the most successful power elites in the world? And what brought about its decline? ***
GUESTS:
David Cannadine
Rosemary Sweet
Felipe Fernandez-Armesto
wn.com/The Aristocracy (In Our Time, 19 6 03)
*** The Greeks gave us the word aristocracy; it takes its root from ‘aristo’, meaning best and ‘kratos’, meaning rule or power. And for more than five hundred years Britain was ruled by a class that was defined, at the time, as the best. They founded their ascendancy on the twin pillars of land and heredity and in terms of privilege, preferment, power, style and wealth, they dominated British society. As the Earl of Chesterfield confidently informed the House of Lords in the mid-18th century, “We, my lords, may thank heaven that we have something better than our brains to depend upon”. What made the British Aristocracy the one of the most successful power elites in the world? And what brought about its decline? ***
GUESTS:
David Cannadine
Rosemary Sweet
Felipe Fernandez-Armesto
- published: 19 May 2015
- views: 2025
The American Teen that Changed the British Aristocracy Forever
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- Duration: 4:20
- Updated: 19 Dec 2014
- views: 31278
In the late 19th century, Leonard Jerome was one of the richest men in New York City, having played the stock market and won. But to gain access to high society...
In the late 19th century, Leonard Jerome was one of the richest men in New York City, having played the stock market and won. But to gain access to high society, he'd leverage something even more valuable: his daughter Jennie.
From: MILLION DOLLAR AMERICAN PRINCESSES: Cash for Class
http://bit.ly/1C7jnsQ
wn.com/The American Teen That Changed The British Aristocracy Forever
In the late 19th century, Leonard Jerome was one of the richest men in New York City, having played the stock market and won. But to gain access to high society, he'd leverage something even more valuable: his daughter Jennie.
From: MILLION DOLLAR AMERICAN PRINCESSES: Cash for Class
http://bit.ly/1C7jnsQ
- published: 19 Dec 2014
- views: 31278
The Aristocracy - Letting in the Hoi Polloi: 1945-1970 1st part
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:55
- Updated: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 48810
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of thi...
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the post-war years and their effects on the upper classes. For most families, times were hard and led many to open their doors for tours, and to mix, for the first time, with the common people of Britain. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
First broadcast: 1997
wn.com/The Aristocracy Letting In The Hoi Polloi 1945 1970 1St Part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the post-war years and their effects on the upper classes. For most families, times were hard and led many to open their doors for tours, and to mix, for the first time, with the common people of Britain. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
First broadcast: 1997
- published: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 48810
The Aristocracy - Letting in the Hoi Polloi: 1945-1970 2nd part
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:57
- Updated: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 40172
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of thi...
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the post-war years and their effects on the upper classes. For most families, times were hard and led many to open their doors for tours, and to mix, for the first time, with the common people of Britain. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
First broadcast: 1997
wn.com/The Aristocracy Letting In The Hoi Polloi 1945 1970 2Nd Part
The Aristocracy series was originally aired on the BBC. Each episode explores a period in the history of Britain's noble classes. Focusing on the decline of this class in the modern world, each tape offers a glimpse into a world only the privileged are intimately familiar with. In this particular episode, viewers explore the post-war years and their effects on the upper classes. For most families, times were hard and led many to open their doors for tours, and to mix, for the first time, with the common people of Britain. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
First broadcast: 1997
- published: 15 Mar 2012
- views: 40172
BBC - Andrew Marr: The Making of Modern Britain 720p (Part 1 of 6)
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- Duration: 57:37
- Updated: 01 Nov 2014
- views: 121847
Part Two: http://youtu.be/X2KPIW4gQxQ
Part Three: http://youtu.be/oDVmnG1V93s
Part Four: http://youtu.be/Xej4QyhJ6oc
Part Five: https://youtu.be/lLLlIRezUks
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Part Two: http://youtu.be/X2KPIW4gQxQ
Part Three: http://youtu.be/oDVmnG1V93s
Part Four: http://youtu.be/Xej4QyhJ6oc
Part Five: https://youtu.be/lLLlIRezUks
Part Six: https://youtu.be/u8Ag8YgR8QU
wn.com/BBC Andrew Marr The Making Of Modern Britain 720P (Part 1 Of 6)
Radical Agenda EP100 - Internet Aristocracy
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 121:07
- Updated: 09 Feb 2016
- views: 714
Mr. Metokur, AKA Jim, FKA Internet Aristocrat guest co-hosts the 100th episode of Radical Agenda on the eve of the New Hampshire presidential primary which, lik...
Mr. Metokur, AKA Jim, FKA Internet Aristocrat guest co-hosts the 100th episode of Radical Agenda on the eve of the New Hampshire presidential primary which, like the Iowa caucuses, is predicted to have a record turn out. There is so much to talk about, I'm finding it difficult to predict what direction we'll end up taking.
Support the show;
By shopping at Amazon; http://ChristopherCantwell.com/amazon
By donating; http://ChristopherCantwell.com/donate
Social Justice Warriors are ruining tech. We've already talked about Ellen Pao and her efforts to ruin reddit, now GitHub is crumbling under the weight of a "Social Impact" task force so hell bent on "diversity" that it has become "almost impossible" to "interview white people" for jobs. Jim says he has been doing research into who is trying to destroy the IT industry, and it will blow your mind when you hear it. Between feminists demanding the UN act to stop people from disagreeing with feminists online, Facebook censoring anyone who talks bad about "refugees" in Europe, and Twitter's new policies of cracking down on "extremism" are we headed for an Internet Aristocracy of a wholly different variety than Jim's old pseudonym implied?
Let's hope not, because letting leftists control vast segments of the economy has far more harmful impacts than simply stifling the fun of problematic shitlords like us. Whenever the seats of power are filled by reality detached fools, bad decisions are made that affect all of us. Take Greece for example. Their egalitarian efforts and the catastrophic outcomes are no surprise to this audience. The government there has run itself so badly into debt that even the other socialist governments of Europe have said "enough is enough". The Greek stock market is today in free fall, ahead of the realization that the government must choose between social unrest, and more austerity, which of course will cause social unrest. That impact was also felt across Europe, and with interest rates already in the red, it is difficult to imagine a positive outcome.
There's quite a bit more to discuss of course, and we'll get to as much of it as possible, plus your calls at 218-936-0815 or Radical Agenda on Skype.
Join us, this and every Monday, as well as Wednesdays and Fridays from 5-7pm Eastern for another exciting episode of the Radical Agenda. It's a show about common sense extremism where we talk about radical, crazy, off the wall things like the IT industry.
Listen live on the TuneIn app! Got Roku? We're on there too! Or add the raw stream to your favorite streaming app! Get the podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Roku, RSS, or RadicalAgenda.com
This production is made possible by donors like you, you can also help by shopping through my Amazon affiliate link. Without that support, this show will cease to exist.
Subscribe via email and never miss another post!
wn.com/Radical Agenda Ep100 Internet Aristocracy
Mr. Metokur, AKA Jim, FKA Internet Aristocrat guest co-hosts the 100th episode of Radical Agenda on the eve of the New Hampshire presidential primary which, like the Iowa caucuses, is predicted to have a record turn out. There is so much to talk about, I'm finding it difficult to predict what direction we'll end up taking.
Support the show;
By shopping at Amazon; http://ChristopherCantwell.com/amazon
By donating; http://ChristopherCantwell.com/donate
Social Justice Warriors are ruining tech. We've already talked about Ellen Pao and her efforts to ruin reddit, now GitHub is crumbling under the weight of a "Social Impact" task force so hell bent on "diversity" that it has become "almost impossible" to "interview white people" for jobs. Jim says he has been doing research into who is trying to destroy the IT industry, and it will blow your mind when you hear it. Between feminists demanding the UN act to stop people from disagreeing with feminists online, Facebook censoring anyone who talks bad about "refugees" in Europe, and Twitter's new policies of cracking down on "extremism" are we headed for an Internet Aristocracy of a wholly different variety than Jim's old pseudonym implied?
Let's hope not, because letting leftists control vast segments of the economy has far more harmful impacts than simply stifling the fun of problematic shitlords like us. Whenever the seats of power are filled by reality detached fools, bad decisions are made that affect all of us. Take Greece for example. Their egalitarian efforts and the catastrophic outcomes are no surprise to this audience. The government there has run itself so badly into debt that even the other socialist governments of Europe have said "enough is enough". The Greek stock market is today in free fall, ahead of the realization that the government must choose between social unrest, and more austerity, which of course will cause social unrest. That impact was also felt across Europe, and with interest rates already in the red, it is difficult to imagine a positive outcome.
There's quite a bit more to discuss of course, and we'll get to as much of it as possible, plus your calls at 218-936-0815 or Radical Agenda on Skype.
Join us, this and every Monday, as well as Wednesdays and Fridays from 5-7pm Eastern for another exciting episode of the Radical Agenda. It's a show about common sense extremism where we talk about radical, crazy, off the wall things like the IT industry.
Listen live on the TuneIn app! Got Roku? We're on there too! Or add the raw stream to your favorite streaming app! Get the podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Roku, RSS, or RadicalAgenda.com
This production is made possible by donors like you, you can also help by shopping through my Amazon affiliate link. Without that support, this show will cease to exist.
Subscribe via email and never miss another post!
- published: 09 Feb 2016
- views: 714
Colored Aristocracy
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:02
- Updated: 28 Jun 2006
- views: 32373
Sankofa Strings perform Colored Aristocracy in Saxapahaw, North Carolina.
- published: 28 Jun 2006
- views: 32373
Coburg Germany: The Heart of European Aristocracy (English)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:44
- Updated: 14 Jan 2010
- views: 12322
Coburg is ground zero for the aristocrats of Europe. And now...Coburg has an American Princess---Kelly Rondestvedt, the new Princess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha! N...
Coburg is ground zero for the aristocrats of Europe. And now...Coburg has an American Princess---Kelly Rondestvedt, the new Princess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha! Nobility is timeless. Isn't it time to visit Coburg?
wn.com/Coburg Germany The Heart Of European Aristocracy (English)
The Female Aristocracy
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 14:51
- Updated: 02 Apr 2014
- views: 64430
Please remember that this video is a satire of the fallacious logic used in establishing that women are victims.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-7yoV2eaFo
Please remember that this video is a satire of the fallacious logic used in establishing that women are victims.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-7yoV2eaFo
wn.com/The Female Aristocracy
Please remember that this video is a satire of the fallacious logic used in establishing that women are victims.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-7yoV2eaFo
- published: 02 Apr 2014
- views: 64430
Bob Saget - The Aristocrats (complete)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:45
- Updated: 17 Apr 2007
- views: 1511436
- published: 17 Apr 2007
- views: 1511436
Antebellum Aristocracy
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:33
- Updated: 07 Nov 2011
- views: 4583
More delicious footage of the antebellum aristocracy.
More delicious footage of the antebellum aristocracy.
wn.com/Antebellum Aristocracy
More delicious footage of the antebellum aristocracy.
- published: 07 Nov 2011
- views: 4583
Dr Umar Johnson The Black Aristocracy Pt 2 720p
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 19:01
- Updated: 02 Mar 2014
- views: 17455
- published: 02 Mar 2014
- views: 17455
Legionarii - Aristocracy
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:43
- Updated: 02 Jun 2013
- views: 16712
Track taken from the upcoming full-length "Disciples Of The State".
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Track taken from the upcoming full-length "Disciples Of The State".
"Wisdom, Power, Order!"
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Democracy & Aristocracy - Dr Peter Kreeft
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Dr Peter Kreeft at Trinity Law School on the relationship between Democracy and Aristocracy.
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The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 1st part
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The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 2nd part
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The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 3rd part
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The Aristocracy - Born to Rule: 1875-1914 4th part
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Re-ordering the aristocracy
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The Aristocracy - Survival of the Fittest: 1970-1997 1st part
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The Aristocracy - Survival of the Fittest: 1970-1997 3rd part
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The Aristocracy - Never the Same Again: 1919-1945 1st part
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The Aristocracy (In Our Time, 19/6/03)
*** The Greeks gave us the word aristocracy; it takes its root from ‘aristo’, meaning best...
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The American Teen that Changed the British Aristocracy Forever
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The Aristocracy - Letting in the Hoi Polloi: 1945-1970 1st part
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BBC - Andrew Marr: The Making of Modern Britain 720p (Part 1 of 6)
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Porn and the Threat to Virility
Edit Time Magazine 31 Mar 2016
Noah Church is a 26-year-old part-time wildland firefighter in Portland, Ore. When he was 9, he found naked pictures on the Internet. He learned how to download explicit videos. When he was 15, streaming videos arrived, and he watched those. Often. Several times a day, doing that which people often do while watching that genre by themselves ... After the appeal of those waned, he moved on to the next level, more intense, often more violent ... ....
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Kim Kardashian, Emily Ratajkowski post topless bathroom pic
Edit New York Daily News 30 Mar 2016
Kim Kardashian has added a friend to her set of scandalous selfies ... ....
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Archaeologists Find Rare Etruscan Stone From 2,500 years Ago in Florence
Edit WorldNews.com 30 Mar 2016
Archaeologists have unearthed a massive stone tablet outside of Florence they believe will lead to a greater understanding of the ancient Etruscan civilization, an advanced civilization whose cities ranged up and down the west coast of Italy between 2800 and 2400 years ago, an Ars Technica report said Wednesday ... The 500-lb. stone is 4 feet high, called a stele, contains 70 legible letters and punctuation marks....
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At least 14 killed, 70 injured as flyover collapses in Kolkata, India
Edit Dawn 31 Mar 2016
KOLKATA. At least 14 people were killed and dozens more injured when a flyover collapsed in Kolkata on Thursday, an official said, as emergency workers battled to rescue people trapped under the rubble. The flyover was under construction when it collapsed onto a crowded street around lunchtime, crushing pedestrians, cars and other vehicles under concrete slabs and metal. "Fourteen people are confirmed dead ... "Monumental tragedy ... ....
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Test Your News Knowledge With WN.com's March News Quiz
Edit WorldNews.com 31 Mar 2016
The month of March came in like a lion and went out like a lamb. Over the course of the month, WN.com readers have read about terrorist attacks, learned about new species of dinosaurs and shared (in some cases) more than they ever wanted to know or see of certain celebrities. There’s also been crime, entertainment and UFO conspiracy theories abound ... View Survey....
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Ian Nairn's guide to London - archive
Edit The Guardian 31 Mar 2016
31 March 1966 ... Nairn’s London, by Ian Nairn (Penguin Books, 8s 6d) ... a complaint of “pompous phrases in the City and neighing banalities in Chelsea” comes two pages after a description of differences between highbrow and lowbrow, aristocracy and working-class, etc., as “tilting horses erected by paper men because they can’t or daren’t recognise the golden thread of true quality” - which is pompous Fleet Street at its most arrogant ... ....
The Name of God Is Mercy by Pope Francis; Francis by Jimmy Burns review – the world’s most powerful voice against neoliberalism?
Edit The Guardian 30 Mar 2016
The popular and charismatic pope has proved to be passionate about social justice, but the story of his rise to power is not straightforward ... Despite being brought up within this spiritual aristocracy, Francis behaves like a plebeian, discarding the red shoes and decorative shoulder cape of his predecessors and shunning the Vatican’s magnificent Apostolic Palace for a more modest dwelling ... Homosexuality remains a grave “disorder” ... ....
Lisbon and its environs: a suggested ‘must-do’ guide
Edit The Examiner 30 Mar 2016
Conquests by Phoenicians, Romans, Moors and Christians have left Lisbon with a fusion of cuisine and culture, a treasure chest of activities and restaurants. Here are some favorite ‘must-do’s’ gleaned from a recent visit ... Castle and Classic Dining. With Lisbon’s downtown being compact, transport is best by tram ... Museums and Music ... A visit to the Castro Guimarães Museum grants glimpses into the lives of 18th and 19th century aristocracy ... ....
Helen Mirren Reveals the Movie That Made Her Regret Not Having Children
Edit Vanity Fair 30 Mar 2016
... Who, achieving first-class status on the movie screen with starring roles in Belle, a drama set in the 18th century about the mixed-race daughter of an admiral in the Royal Navy and her anomalous place in the drawing rooms of the wigged aristocracy, and Beyond the Lights, a pop-music romance about a superstar for whom success is a gilded cage....
{English} One of Liotard's last oil paintings in private hands to be auctioned at Sotheby's London in July (Sotheby's Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 29 Mar 2016
(Source. Sotheby's Inc) d411de36-71fb-4df2-8141-f3b9196bb68a.pdf. Press Release. For Immediate Release. London . +44 (0) 207 293 6000 . Mitzi Mina . mitzi.Mina@sothebys.com . Marie-Béatrice Morin . Marie-Béatrice Morin @sothebys.com ... 6 July 2016 ... It not only brought the painter success in the highest circles of European aristocracy but also had an impact on the eccentric public image the painter created for himself ... FOR MORE NEWS FROM SOTHEBY'S....
How your Easter dish could be a tribute to father of top French cuisine
Edit Belfast Telegraph 28 Mar 2016
Easter and the pleasures of food, after the privations of Lent. That was how it used to be. now we have a foodie culture all year round. The father of the classic art of French cuisine, Antonin Careme, would not have approved ... As the aristocracy had their heads chopped off, their cooks became unemployed, and so they launched their own restaurants - there were 50 restaurants in Paris before the Revolution, and 3,000 afterwards ... ....
Book review: "The Nest," by Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney
Edit Denver Post 27 Mar 2016
Last year, an organization called Wealth-X — "the world's leading ultra-high net-worth intelligence and prospecting firm" — issued a report from its lair in Singapore about what it calls "the looming wave of wealth transfers." ... For princes and princesses of American aristocracy, these bittersweet transactions hold little suspense ... ....
Rory McIlroy defeated by Jason Day in WGC Match Play semi-final
Edit The Guardian 27 Mar 2016
• Day beats McIlroy one-up in Austin tournament. • Australian will play Louis Oosthuizen in final. @mrewanmurray. It will be of little consolation to the defeated Rory McIlroy, of course, but a semi-final WGC Match Play meeting with Jason Day provided a compelling alternative to anticlimax ... It lived up to star billing ... Related. Jordan Spieth still on road from golf hero to global sporting aristocracy . Ewan Murray ... “It was fun,” said Day ... ....
To protect workers’ rights, the left should come out fighting for the EU
Edit The Observer 27 Mar 2016
The next three months will be crucial for the future of work in general, and for British trade unionism in particular. There are two threats. The first is the trade union bill – surely one of the most pernicious pieces of proposed legislation in recent history ... The division in Britain between an aristocracy of privileged workers enjoying international standards and a mass precariat of the rest will grow more acute ... Nor will they ... Related....
A timetravel through Parsi portraits
Edit The Times of India 27 Mar 2016
In the course of our ongoing work on Bomanji, we have come to the provisional conclusion that, while both artists drew on the same stratum of patronage — native aristocracy, the mercantile elite, colonial officials, and the colonial state system — Ravi Varma was able to develop a mass market through his oleographs, with their mythological subjects, ......
Jimmy Bain: Hell-raising bassist with Rainbow who became tabloid fodder when he married into the aristocracy
Edit The Independent 26 Mar 2016
The bassist Jimmy Bain was a stalwart of the heavy metal scene of the late 1970s and early ’80s, an engaging character whose hedonism and love of the rock’n’roll lifestyle made him a favourite with fans, if not always his fellow band mates in Rainbow and Dio. “Touring was always a blast,” he said. “I was famous for being ‘lit up’ and still being able to play. I even fell over a few times. It was like it was part of the show.” ... More about....
A Reply to Peter Wehner
Edit Huffington Post 25 Mar 2016
There are few political tropes more confused and poorly thought-out than our nation's semi-deification of the country's "Founding Fathers." ... This election season is nothing new. Pundits and politicians alike have turned to the founders to explain and condemn Donald Trump's candidacy ... This mixed government would have the monarchy exemplified by the executive, the aristocracy by the Senate and democracy by the House of Representatives ... ....
Scarlatti showed me to how to step into other dance cultures
Edit The Guardian 25 Mar 2016
Choreographer Richard Alston’s newest work celebrates the music of Domenico Scarlatti and the global influences that made his music so daringly innovative. Some people think that I’m hopelessly old-fashioned because I still choreograph to music. Well, so be it ... Twitter ... The origins of kathak as a classical form were at the Moghul courts of north India and it has a graceful and flowing style with a great sense of nobility and aristocracy....
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