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Royal cousins at war and Brunel’s brilliance
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The industrial revolution: an age of opportunity
Industrial revolution
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The scandal of female miners in 19th-century Britain
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175 years of iron and steel
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The Industrial Revolution is revisited and Big Ben turns 150
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