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  2. Yes, theft of just a handkerchief could get someone transported. Very different times. Thank you for your comment.
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  9. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above. Wicked Whitechapel: https://youtu.be/STKn9O7Ulv0 Victorian Underworld: https://youtu.be/j9KMCDwo51E
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  11. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! The White Death (Slum Life): https://youtu.be/sixY7BP8UsY Slumming it in the Tenements: https://youtu.be/z0EmnXaoulA Battle for New York's Slums: https://youtu.be/K9zcgfC9aTk Hell Holes of the Five Points Slum: https://youtu.be/D0pm7EIfMBE New York Tenement Slums: https://youtu.be/6po3A6-Sigo Dangerous Gangs of New York Slums: https://youtu.be/iFMVmBhqOTQ
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  18. If you enjoyed this, please show appreciation (it's free!) by sharing this video on your social media 📲 Thank you Find Out Why was Victorian Childhood Brutally Short?: https://youtu.be/PjTfX2zhIqc Discover Victorian Street Children: https://youtu.be/5q34fR6Pf4A
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  20. I hope you are in a good place now and wish you the best.
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  26. It really is an ‘eye-opener’ to the plight of the Victorian poor. Thank you for watching.
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  27. Thankfully there were people that cared about poverty. I sense that the journalists in this video really did care about the plight of the poor and hopefully helped the people they met.
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  31. Thankfully there were people who documented the poverty and began a change in society.
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  32. That's such a hard life and difficult to imagine what it must have been like in reality from today's perspective. Thank you for sharing your story.
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  35. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please give it a like and share with friends. ▶ Victorian London's Spitalfields Slum - A History of East End Poverty: https://youtu.be/bz1r47wGxWE ▶ Hell on Earth - A Journey to Victorian Manchester: https://youtu.be/mxhKGduJJts ▶ The Plague Slums of Victorian Glasgow (Outbreak in the 1800s): https://youtu.be/LeZ8HDyX5zQ ▶ Evil Slums of Edinburgh in the 1800s: https://youtu.be/nGVIHIT1NkU ▶ Edinburgh Old Town Slums (Poor Children): https://youtu.be/jYfrRqvzU4o ▶ Edinburgh Old Town Slums (High-Rise Hovels): https://youtu.be/S4U_b3oZT1g ▶ Terrible Victorian Terraces and Towering Tenements (Life in 1800s East End London): https://youtu.be/8SLofOKdg2E ▶ Victorian Slum Hidden Behind Upper Class Regent Street: https://youtu.be/NwNQmmgdpm8 ▶ Disease Infested Victorian Slums: https://youtu.be/j6iC2nB_EdU ▶ Journey to St. Giles Slum (The Worst Rookery in Victorian London): https://youtu.be/RqttrGiqcHk ▶ Slum Dwellers of Seven Dials (People of a Victorian London Rookery): https://youtu.be/Sn168_xeaHc ▶ Survival in Victorian London's Brutal East End Slums: https://youtu.be/kDsWyeGUyXA ▶ Victorian Underworld (Living Nightmare of 19th Century London's Slums): https://youtu.be/j9KMCDwo51E ▶ Whitechapel (Victorian London's District of Wickedness): https://youtu.be/STKn9O7Ulv0 ▶ Horrific Homes in Victorian East End London (Squalor in Star Street): https://youtu.be/6rF_TI0-aD8 ▶ The Hell of Life in Victorian Slums (19th Century London's Rookeries): https://youtu.be/kbgAscHeRcE ▶ Victorian London's Most Dangerous Slum (Fenian Barracks): https://youtu.be/RYQN7vm3bj4 ▶ Victorian London's Brutal East End Slum - Filthy Old Nichol Street (Bethnal Green/Shoreditch): https://youtu.be/e7b6fAdT_j4 ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_
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  36. With inflation rising this year I wonder how people will manage ever increasing costs. Thank you for watching and your comment.
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  43. Thankfully there were journalists like those in the video that recorded what was going on and started to bring such absolute poverty more attention. Thank you for watching!
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  53. It really was! At least there were journalists like those in the video that recorded life on the streets to bring this poverty more attention. Thanks for watching.
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  57. Thanks for watching! I hope this message finds you well. Have a nice day 🙂
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  61. I found this story of your life in Hoxton really interesting. Thank you so much for sharing!
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  68. That’s very interesting and the maid in your house slept in the kitchen, just like the story told here. I imagine there were many young maids working in similar circumstances and it must have been very hard work. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  74. Thanks for watching! Please like, comment and share if you enjoyed. ▶ Victorian Shop that Turned Rags into Riches: https://youtu.be/ZtkscNmyb44 ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT
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  82. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please give it a like and share with friends. ▶ Victorian Penny ‘Sit-Ups’, Two-Penny ‘Hangovers’, Four Penny ‘Coffins’ : https://youtu.be/uUl1Cuwvu_A ▶ Brutal and Filthy Edwardian Doss House, Manchester: https://youtu.be/Zq3iEWCWrOs ▶ A Night in a Stinking Victorian Doss House in 19th Century London: https://youtu.be/sHKNhLpuryA ▶ Victorian London's Spitalfields Slum - A History of East End Poverty: https://youtu.be/bz1r47wGxWE ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z
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  85. I'm happy you're interested in this history as much as I am. I wish you the best for your health and hope that you will be able to travel to Europe. Thank you for your comment.
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  86. The next video will be looking at the slums of America in the early 20th Century if that interests you.
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  93. There were times of happiness and leisure activities in the past, but I suppose it’s these stories of how it really was for a lot of people most of the time that is so interesting to me. I do have some videos on topics like the Magmen (conmen) and money making. History of battles, dynasties and crime is no less interesting for me, but also deals with unpleasant realities of our past. Thank you for watching and your comment.
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  97. Thank you for telling your story. I’m sorry it had an impact on your health. May I ask which district of London this was?
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  98. I have a feeling that these journalists were decent and men of their word, so I hope the same. At least we know they sought to offer food and drink to these poor ladies. Thank you for watching.
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  103. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please like, comment and share. ▶ Imprisoned by the Victorians (Brutal Prison Lives in Women's Gaols): https://youtu.be/y2CVZfNiBck ▶ Life in Victorian London's Savage Police Cells: https://youtu.be/uVb8Zs8WK0s ▶ Victorian London's Police Court and Crazy Criminals: https://youtu.be/_Fcwk9fhJ6c ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT
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  104. I'm glad you enjoyed watching. Victorian London really was a dystopia for those living in abject poverty and I think their stories highlight this.
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  109. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please like, comment and share. ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_
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  110. I understand that the Penny Sit-Up was located on Laurel Street from 1884-1915 and belonged to the Shepherd Street Mission. Thanks for watching.
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  113. Edinburgh still has a maze-like labyrinth of tenement basements hidden in places, that were used as foundations to new structures rather than cleared away. I think that’s fascinating. The vaults is well worth a visit, and the stories of past goings on down there are quite the story.
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  116. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please give it a like, comment and share. ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT
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  118. Thanks! 👍 It's nice to know you enjoy the presentation. They take a long time to put together.
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  120. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please give it a like and share with friends. ▶ Life in Victorian London's Savage Police Cells: https://youtu.be/uVb8Zs8WK0s ▶ Victorian London's Police Court and Crazy Criminals: https://youtu.be/_Fcwk9fhJ6c ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA
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  121. Thank you. It’s a human narrator.
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  123. It’s an idea. I guess you could use playlists on my channel a bit like audiobooks for long listening.
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  128. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶St. Giles Slum (Worst Rookery in Victorian London): https://youtu.be/RqttrGiqcHk ▶Slum Dwellers of Seven Dials (Victorian London Rookery): https://youtu.be/Sn168_xeaHc ▶Victorian London's Most Dangerous Slum (Barracks): https://youtu.be/RYQN7vm3bj4
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  131. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please like, comment and share. ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT
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  132. You can find many of Jack London’s stories of life in the East End on my channel.
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  134. Glaswegians suffered desperate housing conditions. This is a topic I will be covering here soon.
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  141. It really was a hard and often all too short life. I don’t have any information as to what happened to the characters. I think the journalists at least offered food and drink for their interview time. We may never know. Thank you for watching.
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  146. Thank you! There are several slums that come and go over the course of the 19th Century. I’ll be taking a look at some others in future.
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  148. Thank you for sharing this! It was interesting to read about the history of your family.
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  149. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶Washington D.C.'s 1800s Criminal Slum (Murder Bay): https://youtu.be/-T3TrRXz24g ▶Washington D.C.'s Most Dangerous 1800s Slum Alley: https://youtu.be/687r_IwsWGg ▶American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_
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  150. Thanks for watching! Please like, comment and share if you enjoyed. ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT
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  152. Welcome to the channel! I can find several etymologies online - one of them being this: 19th century slang for valuables (including money) found in the sewers of London. It seems the noun could have a much earlier origin though e.g. tush (nonsense) from tsk tsk!" - 15th Century.
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  153. I plan to do some content on them in future.
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  154. Yes, only tiny yards to the rear of houses shared by more than one family of several children. Unless it was a back to back or court - but not here.
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  157. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please like, comment and share. ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4
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  159. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶ 'Sewer Hunter' - Tosher (Worst Jobs in Victorian England): https://youtu.be/WRZZVdhPScg ▶ How Scary was Victorian Halloween?: https://youtu.be/qvbtkHy3DY0 ▶ Savage and Bloodthirsty Victorian Execution: https://youtu.be/zSj486a0TqM ▶ Victorian London's Rat Catcher: https://youtu.be/Z7sj9ji4lDU
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  160. It uses text from Wikipedia, but a great deal of the information in the video comes from reading the Augustan History - as quoted by the narrator several times. The Wikipedia article also uses primary sources, but there is much information in the video not present on Wikipedia.
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  161. Thank you! Really glad you liked watching.
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  162. They lived in The Old Nichol? Great research.
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  163. Thanks for Watching! If you enjoyed this please give it a like and share with friends. ▶ New York's FIVE POINTS SLUM Beer Dives - 1800s Underground Crime: https://youtu.be/wB3dwRkotMY ▶ The Brutal Life of an 1800s New York 'Dead Beat' (Street Life in the Slums of Manhattan): https://youtu.be/OXnJfAmUD9E ▶ Survival in New York's brutal FIVE POINTS Slum (The Bend on Mulberry Street): https://youtu.be/Rqww2-qrlZ4 ▶ Unimaginable Filth in 1800s New York's Dirtiest Slum (Rag Pickers and Garbage Dumps): https://youtu.be/LSzlmCGuIPg ▶ A Horrific Night in a Filthy 1800s New York Flophouse: https://youtu.be/FNV1vG365Z0 ▶ Battle for New York's Slums: https://youtu.be/K9zcgfC9aTk ▶ The Horror of Gotham Court – New York's Notorious 1800s Slum Tenement: https://youtu.be/dZV5shQQWF4 ▶ Hell Holes of the Five Points Slum: https://youtu.be/D0pm7EIfMBE ▶ New York Tenement Slums: https://youtu.be/6po3A6-Sigo ▶ New York's Brutal Back Alley Slums: https://youtu.be/mbex5DEGZps ▶ Dangerous Gangs of New York Slums: https://youtu.be/iFMVmBhqOTQ ▶ The White Death (Slum Life): https://youtu.be/sixY7BP8UsY ▶ Slumming it in the Tenements: https://youtu.be/z0EmnXaoulA ▶ The Past was BAD in Boston (Hard Lives in 1800s Slum Tenements): https://youtu.be/zjNB9PTtZZQ ▶ Boston's Savage 1800s Sweatshop Slums: https://youtu.be/HTMnlTt3TPs ▶ Evil Slums of Indiana: https://youtu.be/7ptYLnbmOgo ▶ Survival in Washington D.C.'s Most Evil Tenement: https://youtu.be/yEVp5YMZ60c ▶ Most Dangerous Slum Alley in 1800s Washington D.C: https://youtu.be/687r_IwsWGg ▶ America's Most Dangerous 1800s Criminal Slum (Murder Bay): https://youtu.be/-T3TrRXz24g
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  164. I’ve seen post-WWII photos evocative of continuing poverty. Thank you for your comment about the presentation. If people find value in watching, hopefully they will share the videos with a wider audience.
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  165. Thanks for watching! Please like, comment and share if you enjoyed. ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT
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  166. Thankfully for those poor souls (living in absolute poverty), there were journalists like those in the video that sought to record this and start to bring about change. Thank you for your comment and for watching!
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  167. Happy New Year! Please like, comment and share if you enjoyed. ▶ The REVOLTING things inside Victorian Penny Pies: https://youtu.be/5jg80MnA99s ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT
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  168. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please like, comment and share. ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu
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  170. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶ Boston's Savage 1800s Sweatshop Slums: https://youtu.be/HTMnlTt3TPs ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_
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  171. Enjoy this content? Please like, and share it out wherever you can 📲 It really is a big help. Thank you 👍
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  172. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶ Floating Hell - Life on Board a Victorian Prison Hulk: https://youtu.be/vELzP35ycMY ▶ Victorian Criminal Underworld: https://youtu.be/i9oOoGkE_Hs ▶ Victorian London's Street Criminals: https://youtu.be/-iLy6_2gtgE ▶ Victorian London's Police Court and Crazy Criminals: https://youtu.be/_Fcwk9fhJ6c ▶ Where is Blackbeard's Treasure? (Pirates and Gold of the Caribbean): https://youtu.be/12s70UqvaaI
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  173. Most of the words are those spoken by the people in the photos themselves to the journalist who recorded them for posterity. Given that they sometimes use colloquial English and words not commonly used today, a choice was made to provide character voices to reflect this and differentiate between the people in each photo, rather than a standard monologue narration. I appreciate this may not be easily understandable or to everyone’s taste. Thank you for watching and your comment.
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  174. Yes, they were terrible.
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  175. Thanks for watching! Please like, comment and share if you enjoyed. ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4
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  176. Many interesting tales come from Whitechapel and Spitalfields. I’m sure I’ll be covering some of them on my channel in future. Thank you for your comment.
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  177. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶ Edwardian Women Imprisoned in the Workhouse (by their Husbands): https://youtu.be/INTiP-Grc0k ▶ Life in a Horrible Victorian Workhouse (Real Account of Terrible Conditions and Food): https://youtu.be/vIi1Ye6O68k ▶ Surviving a Horrific Night in a Victorian Workhouse (Whitechapel Casual Ward): https://youtu.be/7FzFoEs-MNw ▶ The Poor of a Victorian Workhouse (People of a Casual Ward): https://youtu.be/ON1S1Hq0uUU ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z
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  178. ✅ Watch Episode 2 of Edinburgh Old Town Slums (Slum Kids) link here: https://youtu.be/jYfrRqvzU4o
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  183. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶ Survival in Washington D.C.'s Most Evil Tenement: https://youtu.be/yEVp5YMZ60c ▶ Boston's Savage 1800s Sweatshop Slums: https://youtu.be/HTMnlTt3TPs ▶ New York's FIVE POINTS SLUM Beer Dives: https://youtu.be/wB3dwRkotMY ▶ The Brutal Life of an 1800s New York 'Dead Beat': https://youtu.be/OXnJfAmUD9E ▶ Survival in New York's brutal FIVE POINTS Slum (The Bend on Mulberry Street): https://youtu.be/Rqww2-qrlZ4 ▶ The Unimaginable Filth in 1800s New York's Dirtiest Slum: https://youtu.be/LSzlmCGuIPg ▶ A Horrific Night in a Filthy 1800s New York Flophouse: https://youtu.be/FNV1vG365Z0 ▶ Dangerous 'Gangs of New York' 1800s Slums: https://youtu.be/iFMVmBhqOTQ ▶ Battle for New York's Slums: https://youtu.be/K9zcgfC9aTk ▶ Hell Holes of the Five Points Slum: https://youtu.be/D0pm7EIfMBE ▶ New York Tenement Slums: https://youtu.be/6po3A6-Sigo ▶ New York's Brutal Back Alley Slums: https://youtu.be/mbex5DEGZps ▶ The White Death (Slum Life): https://youtu.be/sixY7BP8UsY ▶ Slumming it in the Tenements: https://youtu.be/z0EmnXaoulA ▶ Evil Slums of Indiana: https://youtu.be/7ptYLnbmOgo ▶ Most Dangerous Slum Alley in 1800s Washington D.C: https://youtu.be/687r_IwsWGg ▶ America's Most Dangerous 1800s Criminal Slum (Murder Bay): https://youtu.be/-T3TrRXz24g ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4
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  184. If you were on the streets it surely was.
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  185. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶What did the Victorian era Poor eat?: https://youtu.be/TcAZOp5YBm8 ▶Starving in Victorian London (A Family’s Fight for Survival): https://youtu.be/AfOdRUztec8 ▶Victorian London's Police Court and Crazy Criminals: https://youtu.be/_Fcwk9fhJ6c
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  186. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶ Eating Out in Victorian London: https://youtu.be/aP1Z5YtQMnI ▶ What did the Victorian era Poor eat? https://youtu.be/TcAZOp5YBm8 ▶ Tickets to Eat in Victorian London: https://youtu.be/W3IMFEYfDFk ▶ Eating with the Edwardians: https://youtu.be/EpbckPl0anI ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z
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  187. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶Sleazy Theatres and Rotten Thieves in Victorian London - https://youtu.be/QseHxbki--k ▶Crazy Gin Palaces of Victorian London - https://youtu.be/rrHVtLcGIuo ▶Victorian Crooks and Con Artists - https://youtu.be/74JNKtmdpQM
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  188. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶ Victorian London's Street Criminals: https://youtu.be/-iLy6_2gtgE ▶ Victorian Crooks and Con Artists: https://youtu.be/74JNKtmdpQM ▶ Victorian London's Police Court and Crazy Criminals: https://youtu.be/_Fcwk9fhJ6c ▶ Gangs of Victorian London (19th Century Street Life): https://youtu.be/8eH4avHHswM
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  189. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please like, comment and share. ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT
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  190. Very interesting. Thanks for watching.
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  191. It’s interesting how much language has changed over time. I wonder what other euphemisms were employed in the past that we wouldn’t understand today.
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  192. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶ Victorian London's Police Court and Crazy Criminals: https://youtu.be/_Fcwk9fhJ6c ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu
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  193. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶ Murder Bay in Washington D.C (America's Most Dangerous 1800s Criminal Slum): https://youtu.be/-T3TrRXz24g ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_
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  194. It's Octavia Hill's work, but I'm just presenting and narrating in a way I hope viewers find interesting and engaging. I'm glad you think these stories are worth telling here. Thank you for your comment.
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  195. Thanks for watching! if you enjoyed this please like, comment and share. ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_
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  196. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please give it a like and share with friends. ▶ The Brutal Reality of 1800s Homeworking: https://youtu.be/7glwg1XDREk ▶ Working to Death in Victorian London: https://youtu.be/gpy_XdyDUdk ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA
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  197. Who remembers this scene from the movie ‘Saving Private Ryan? - When the US troops were ready and waiting for an attack by a mechanized squad of German troops. This scene sticks in my mind more for its sound than its sights. The reason – the Tiger tank (although it was a replica, like the footage in this video). People say, rightly or wrongly, that fear is defeating. If you recall the scene, the US troops began to hear, at first, the grinding and scraping of tank tracks; slowly increasing in strength before being accompanied by the rumble and growl of its ‘Maybach’ engine. I wonder if this sound was enough to strike fear into soldiers even before the terror of battle itself – not least knowing the reputation of the Tiger. Many other weapons, such as the Soviet Katyusha, were associated with noise that must have been the stuff of nightmares. In this video Fact Feast looks at 5 of the creepiest sounds of war ever recorded. Can you imagine how you might feel if you heard these sounds in reality? Which sound do you find the creepiest or most terrifying?
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  198. Hard times. Though the slums in the big cities of North America were no better. I have videos on 1800s New York. Thank you for your comment.
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  202. Stone breaking and picking oakum were pretty common punishments - both terrible! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for writing.
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  204. Welcome. Great to know the content was so engaging for you. Thank you!
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  205. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please like, comment and share. ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT
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  207. There were many scavengers in the Victorian era. The collectors of bones being known as 'grubbers,' but they collected rags as well. I have a video on my channel about the 'bone grubbers.'
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  210. This is so nice to read! Thank you 😊
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  218. It must have been fascinating to find out about her life. There are some videos on YouTube recorded around the 60s/70s with people sharing their experiences of life at the end of the 1800s.
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  219. I imagine that the unsanitary conditions contributed to sickness in these families. Perhaps respiratory complaints were not uncommon. Thank you for your comment.
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  227. You make an interesting point and this must have been a possibility. Thank you very much for your comment and I hope you are well.
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  228. Very interesting. I believe the townscape is probably much changed having seen Google street view for the area.
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  229. Thanks for watching! Please like, comment and share if you enjoyed. ▶ Tickets to Eat in Victorian London!: https://youtu.be/W3IMFEYfDFk ▶ Eating Out in Victorian London: https://youtu.be/aP1Z5YtQMnI ▶ What did the Victorian era Poor eat?: https://youtu.be/TcAZOp5YBm8 ▶ The Most Stinky Food in Victorian London!: https://youtu.be/dejfIRW40aI ▶ Eating with the Edwardians: https://youtu.be/EpbckPl0anI ▶ How Bad was Edwardian Food?: https://youtu.be/SBeOGcTpW9g ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT
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  230. Thanks for watching! Please like, comment and share if you enjoyed. ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT
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  231. A sad poem, and though dramatized, apparently achieved some good for social welfare. George Sims mentioned that it encouraged one reformer to campaign for old age pensions, which was achieved.
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  234. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶Horror in the Cotton Mills (A History of Cruelty in the Industrial Revolution): https://youtu.be/fpvD6rzp4ms
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  236. Thanks for sharing!
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  237. No doubt these were hard, physical jobs. Thanks for sharing.
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  238. Yes, the hulks moored on the Medway were a familiar sight to Dickens when he was young. Thank you for your comment.
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  239. Sounds like an interesting topic. I’ll lookout for it in my research. Thank you.
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  240. It's a great idea and I have it in mind for the future. I'm glad you enjoy the channel! Thank you.
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  241. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please like, comment and share. ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4
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  242. Yes, I think it really adds something to history when you hear genuine descriptions and conversations of the time.
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  243. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please like, comment and share. ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT
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  244. I'm so glad you enjoy them! Thank you. I can tell you that I'll continue making more. Audio might be a future project.
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  246. I would think there were several factors influencing large families, the main one being lack of contraception. Also, a desire to increase the household budget. Jack London mentioned that the first child of a family is poorly fed, but as that child grows to working age, earns money and begins contributing to the household budget, then subsequent children receive more food than the eldest did at the same stage of life. I assume this influenced the budget for rent, heating and sundries in the same way. This is what he experienced, though perhaps his observations were not universal.
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  247. Booth is well worth reading. I have a video about his discussion of London’s homeless on my channel. Thank you for your comment.
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  248. Imagine if he met his moustachioed nemesis … there would be quite a tangle!
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  249. I have a couple of videos on the channel about American slums and tenements. I will be doing more about 19th Century life in future.
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  250. It’s nice to hear that you’re doing well 🙂
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  252. All those things …with an extra helping of rats!
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  253. Mayhew put an incredible amount of work into his corpus on London and they really are fascinating. I'm sure some of his stories will be returning. Thank you so much for your kind words and support!
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  254. This is very interesting. Contemporary photos appear to show a lot of caves in the area beneath the slum. I wonder if these were used for habitation or some other purposes?
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  255. Thanks for watching! Please like, comment and share if you enjoyed watching. ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_
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  256. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please like, comment and share. ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4
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  257. Life for many was an everyday struggle and it's hard to imagine how difficult it really was were it not for the unvarnished reporting of journalists.
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  258. It would be interesting to know why it went through a period of celestial names when Dock Street seems more fitting to its location. Thanks for sharing.
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  259. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶ American Breaker Boys (Cruelty in the Coal Mines): https://youtu.be/72Vk05KQJnI ▶ Horror in the Cotton Mills (A History of Cruelty in the Industrial Revolution): https://youtu.be/fpvD6rzp4ms
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  260. Great to know you find the channel informative, thank you! More to come.
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  261. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please give it a like, comment and share. ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_
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  262. Interesting stuff! I believe there was a convict burial ground somewhere near Woolwich for the Thames ships too.
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  263. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please like, comment and share. ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4
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  264. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶ The Brutal Life of an 1800s New York 'Dead Beat' (Street Life in the Slums of Manhattan) ▶ Survival in New York's brutal FIVE POINTS Slum (The Bend on Mulberry Street): https://youtu.be/Rqww2-qrlZ4 ▶ Unimaginable Filth in 1800s New York's Dirtiest Slum (Rag Pickers and Garbage Dumps): https://youtu.be/LSzlmCGuIPg ▶ A Horrific Night in a Filthy 1800s New York Flophouse: https://youtu.be/FNV1vG365Z0 ▶ Battle for New York's Slums: https://youtu.be/K9zcgfC9aTk ▶ Hell Holes of the Five Points Slum: https://youtu.be/D0pm7EIfMBE ▶ New York Tenement Slums: https://youtu.be/6po3A6-Sigo ▶ New York's Brutal Back Alley Slums: https://youtu.be/mbex5DEGZps ▶ Dangerous Gangs of New York Slums: https://youtu.be/iFMVmBhqOTQ ▶ The White Death (Slum Life): https://youtu.be/sixY7BP8UsY ▶ Slumming it in the Tenements: https://youtu.be/z0EmnXaoulA ▶ Evil Slums of Indiana: https://youtu.be/7ptYLnbmOgo ▶ Most Dangerous Slum Alley in 1800s Washington D.C: https://youtu.be/687r_IwsWGg ▶ America's Most Dangerous 1800s Criminal Slum (Murder Bay): https://youtu.be/-T3TrRXz24g
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  265. I agree it would have been interesting to learn more about his life after the workhouse, but that's all of the account Nevinson recorded.
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  266. Thank you for this. As you say, it is hard to imagine - but I don't doubt it at all.
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  267. Thanks for telling your story. I'm glad it had meaning and interest for you.
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  269. Thank you bedazzled misery. I'm certainly interested in North American history and have some new ideas to come.
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  270. In the heart of the East End and Petticoat Lane. A fascinating district, much changed by redevelopment.
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  271. That sounds interesting! I have a video on Portland's underground tunnels you can find on my channel.
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  272. Thanks for watching! Please like, comment and share if you enjoyed. ▶ The Life and Crimes of a Victorian House Maid: https://youtu.be/hzovxu9WMuM ▶ Down and Out Maids in Victorian London: https://youtu.be/SV1rlRGw28Y ▶ Miserable Life of a Victorian 'Slavey' Maid: https://youtu.be/22kMjKMFbV8 ▶ Victorian Servants Lived in Shocking Squalor: https://youtu.be/rXk_q0FWqSw ▶ The Crazy Kitchen of a Victorian Cook: https://youtu.be/dIb6M7bm8fY ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT
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  273. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this please like, comment and share. ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT
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  274. I’m glad it was interesting for you. Thank you!
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  275. This is such an awful story you tell. I’m sorry that happened to your family. We shouldn’t forget the impact this terrible disease has on people. Thank you for sharing.
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  276. There really was a stark difference between east and west London as well. There are a few pockets of poverty identified on the western map sheets, but hardly any areas considered wealthy/upper classes on the eastern maps.
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  277. An interesting story and thank you for sharing. Hop picking was a big thing. Fresh air - much needed - and some work. Welcome to the channel!
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  278. Fascinating! Imagine toiling on the streets all day to return to a noisy and desperately overcrowded house. Was this street demolished? I can only find a Lambert Street in Islington?
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  279. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ
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  280. Life is tough and unfair in many ways, in the past and today, but all lives have value.
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  281. Thank you! These must be quite a change of pace after Horrible Histories. It’s great to know you find the history useful.
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  282. It's nice to know it helps, thank you. You probably know this, but I have playlists you can use for long listening. Happy New Year!
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  283. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Even the workers that were paid for work were poorly remunerated and I wonder how much they were left with after so many fines.
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  284. Thanks for sharing. This was daily life for many people.
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  285. If you enjoyed this please give it a like and share with friends. Thanks for watching! ▶How BAD was Victorian Coffee? https://youtu.be/bgH_39_wDyY ▶ Eating out in Victorian London: https://youtu.be/aP1Z5YtQMnI ▶ Eating with the Edwardians: https://youtu.be/EpbckPl0anI ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA
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  286. It's unlikely the sheets were changed regularly for cheap lodging houses in the Victorian era, and they even had a three relay system of 8 hours each!
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  287. Octavia Hill improved peoples' lives and suggested that she still returned a profit for investors. Her worked continued and she was strongly involved in social housing. Thank you for your comment!
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  288. It would be great if you can share the video. It’s so helpful for boosting the video and my channel. Thanks very much!
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  289. It's a terrible thought what some of these children went through, but all too true. Thank you for your comment.
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  290. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶ Victorian Penny Gaff Theatres: https://youtu.be/GuEE0uaVwVY ▶ Sleazy Theatres and Rotten Thieves in Victorian London - https://youtu.be/QseHxbki--k ▶ Crazy Gin Palaces of Victorian London - https://youtu.be/rrHVtLcGIuo ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z
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  291. It’s nice to know that despite such hard times there were people to help your grandmother. Thank you for your comment.
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  292. It seems every day would have been stressful in one form or another - managing and feeding a family, and all the while wondering whether the loss of a job would mean lack of food and rent money. Helping your neighbours in times of need was very important in case that help was needed in return.
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  293. I’m glad these conversations were recoded for posterity. Knowing what they said and how they felt helps with understanding how hard life was.
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  294. This is wonderful news! I’m very pleased for you and your son 😀 I’m glad, with colder weather coming, you have a roof over your head and food to eat. Best wishes to you and thank you for writing with your good news 😊
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  295. ✅ Please support the channel by sharing this video on social media 📲 It really helps the channel grow so we can bring you more content to watch 📺 Thank you 👍
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  296. I'm glad you found this worthwhile. The Booth investigations and maps are interesting and it seems there is much modern debate about what they tell us (and don't tell us) about poverty and social inequalities.
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  297. It's so nice you enjoy listening. Thank you! The aim is to bring life to the past.
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  298. You’re welcome. Do you know the name of the ship? There were quite a number of training ships around the country.
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  299. Good shout! I know about them and hope to have a look in future. Thank you for your comment.
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  300. It's really interesting to hear from someone who has experienced this creepy tunnel. It must have been quite a sinister feeling having to use the tunnel for work - especially if it meant you had to find another means of transport! I imagine that when it's quiet at night the eerie feeling is much worse. Thank you for watching and telling your story Alan.
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  301. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶ American Breaker Boys (Cruelty in the Coal Mines): https://youtu.be/72Vk05KQJnI ▶ Burnt Out Boys (Hell of Child Glass Workers in 1800s America): https://youtu.be/i04oDXwfC3A ▶ Horror in the Cotton Mills (A History of Cruelty in the Industrial Revolution): https://youtu.be/fpvD6rzp4ms ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_
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  302. I love the fact there was a job waking people up. There are so many jobs common in the past that are now obsolete. Some (like this one) are fascinating and some were simply terrible.
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  303. That’s a sobering and thought provoking story of the true meaning of poverty. Thank you for sharing.
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  304. Yes, they had enough day-to-day problems with personal safety without having to worry about a known killer stalking the streets.
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  306. If you find some value and meaning in these videos then that’s rewarding for me. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. It is very much appreciated. Have a nice day!
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  307. This is interesting and thanks for sharing. Early in the 20th Century a lot of bread was eaten in the UK, especially if money was short for meat and vegetables.
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  308. I think these cases were pertinent in his mind, having wandered the streets and experienced being moved on as a vagrant first-hand (albeit briefly in disguise).
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  309. Thank you so much for your kind words. It’s great to have your support!
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  310. Wow! That’s some history. Thanks very much for sharing.
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  311. Thank you for your comment. There is a Crossbones Graveyard in Southwark, which sounds similar to this. There is a memorial.
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  312. Charles Booth's poverty maps are a very interesting topic and I may have a look at them in future as a topic in relation to slums. Thank you for watching!
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  313. That’s an intriguing story! Thank you.
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  314. That’s super nice of you to say and I’m glad you’re enjoying the content. Thank you!
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  315. It really was a horribly tough life...and there were many more such 'jobs.' Thanks for watching!
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  316. Very much so!
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  317. Much appreciated! I’m happy you enjoyed watching.
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  318. Very true! The lack of a well scrubbed front doorstep was often noted as one of the signs of a 'rough neighbourhood.'
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  319. I really appreciate that. Thank you for being here!
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  320. I have a video on my channel about a stay in a penny sit-up should you be interested. Thank you for your comment.
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  321. ✅ Please support the channel by sharing this video on social media 📲 It really helps the channel grow so we can bring you more content to watch 📺 Thank you 👍
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  322. It’s little wonder lives were so short, if childhood was survived at all. I hope you are well and find yourself in better circumstances today. Thank you for your comment.
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  323. Thank you so much!! You’re right, I do sometimes use modern images or footage interspersed with contemporary photos and illustrations. Because this was so long ago there isn’t always the material available to use to convey what’s being talked about. I appreciate what you say and I try to use contemporary images if possible. Thanks again for your support.
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  324. It really is a sad story. Thanks for your comment!
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  325. Thanks for watching! Please like, comment and share if you enjoyed. ▶ Journey to St. Giles Slum (The Worst Rookery in Victorian London): https://youtu.be/RqttrGiqcHk ▶ Slum Dwellers of Seven Dials (People of a Victorian London Rookery): https://youtu.be/Sn168_xeaHc ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT
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  326. Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this and want to support the channel you can do this by using the SUPER THANKS button above! ▶ Victorian London's Police Court and Crazy Criminals: https://youtu.be/_Fcwk9fhJ6c ▶ Victorian Rough Justice: https://youtu.be/hIb0JUwwXyE
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  327. Yes, many towns and cities had slums. Journalists and writers of the time tended to gravitate their interest to the capital city. I have a video on my channel about the slums of Paris and several about ones in America.
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  328. Yes, Glasgow also had its slums. I hope to do some content on them in future. Thank you for your comment.
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  329. Thank you for watching. You can find more videos about slums in Evansville, as well as New York and Washington D.C on my channel.
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  330. I'm sure she was a strong and determined woman to cope with such a difficult situation. Thank you for sharing.
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  331. Yes, simply terrible. A cotton scavenger was also an awful job.
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  332. I have some of his accounts on my channel, including his visits to doss houses and workhouses.
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  333. A change of pace in this one. Glad you liked it!
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  334. An interesting point. Similar to keeping front steps spotless in the slums of Britain.
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  335. Emperor Marcus Aurelius was held in such high esteem by the Romans, that several emperors who reigned after him in the early third century borrowed his name so as to appear as if they too had the same qualities.
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  336. It’s a very good idea and I have it on my mind to do some work on Ireland in future.
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  337. Thank you very much - this is worth a read.
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  338. Yes, I think her struggles and fortitude really made an impression on him and made him the man he became.
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  339. Thank you! I hope the channel can grow if viewers enjoy and then share the content.
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  340. A husband finding himself out of work or a widow struggling with so many children must have been desperate times.
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  341. It seems that much of Blackfriars Road is flanked by modern buildings today. I don’t know how long the barracks lasted, though the Surrey Theatre (mentioned as being near by Jack London) was demolished in 1934. Strangely enough I read that even the historic obelisk wasn’t in situ at the time of the account in this video, having been removed in 1897 for Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee and returning in 1998.
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  342. That's an interesting family story! Thank you very much for sharing.
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  343. There were so many horrible ‘jobs’ that ‘worst’ is arguably a moot point when discussing what many had to do just to survive. Thanks for watching!
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  344. I'm sorry for your loss. Asbestos took so many lives. Horrible material.
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  345. Thanks for watching! Please like, comment and share if you enjoyed. ▶ Edwardian Documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4GekxnJ9dF4np2LakeH1LA ▶ Victorian documentaries (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj5Nupw8SGZGGfVGg1hWjN6z ▶ Worst Jobs in Victorian History (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj4UEBwfRdQFuMBSqHIwzwZJ ▶ Victorian workhouses (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6QXLujpK6VL5Rt6yoZT1Z4 ▶ Criminal Past (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj7L8CqIIm4UlEniX1Th2ipu ▶ American Slums and Tenements (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj6UwyndGFjAEssjC0z4xXU_ ▶ History of the American West (Playlist): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLSSHJuYZhj51KPcyG9mozdGTjkCbjst_&si=MWaonrv9Gn4QYCPT
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  346. Congratulations! From the first video I watched a couple of years back, I knew your channel was destined for success ⭐️🎓👏
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  347. Many of these children had literally nothing and it was quite an eye-opener to learn that some never ventured far from the closes where they lived due to inadequate clothing. Thank you for your comment.
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  348. I will note it, thank you. It would be worth a look from a servant’s perspective.
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  349. Probably just an unlikely dream for these poor souls.
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  350. That's quite something to have a family of 12 children, and for all to reach adulthood. Was this in a town or rural area?
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  351. A potentially good outcome for her, if she did regain get her old position. Though there’s something left unexplained in leaving a job without another to go to and seemingly no support.
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  352. Thank you! You can find several videos on my channel telling Jack London's 'People of the Abyss' story should you be interested.
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  353. Great to know that schools are teaching about the Victorians and Edwardians nowadays. I'm pleased my content is useful.
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  354. I didn’t tell all the stories of death and cruelty in this video, as there are many. But they are, as you say, simply terrible.
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  355. Grim stuff! Interesting to read though, so thank you very much for sharing this.
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  356. You're welcome. Thank you so much for listening.
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  357. You were in the heart of the East End! I'm glad you enjoy the content and thank you for writing. It's very much appreciated.
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  358. If this was good to watch, please give a LIKE and SHARE the video. If you really enjoyed, please consider supporting the channel – see the description for how you can help me continue bringing history to life. Victorian Crooks and Con Artists: https://youtu.be/74JNKtmdpQM
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  359. I really appreciate your comment about homelessness and to understand why this had such meaning for you, thank you!
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  360. Chimney sweeps are considered good luck in some countries, but the work didn't have any.
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  361. ✅ Please support the channel by sharing this video on social media 📲 It really helps the channel grow so we can bring you more content to watch 📺 Thank you 👍
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  362. Thank you! More coming soon.
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  363. I’m grateful to those Victorian journalists for recording their experiences ‘word for word’ so we really get a feel for 19th Century life in London. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching.
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  364. Glad you like them! Welcome to the channel.
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  365. It's great to know you feel the presentation is well considered for the subject matter. Thank you!
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  366. It’s fantastic that you enjoyed it and thanks for taking the time to comment!
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  367. History always reveals something new. It’s why I enjoy discovering more about the past and presenting it. Thank you for your comment. I’m glad you found this useful and interesting.
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  368. Sadly all too true and this is one of many similar stories of how people lived (existed).
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  369. Thank you for your comment. Your story about the park’s name is interesting - one I hadn’t heard.
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  370. I'm glad you found it! Thank you.
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  371. What a story! Life was very different. Thanks for sharing.
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  372. Thank you and welcome to the channel! You will find more videos like this on the channel page.
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  373. He definitely placed too much faith in him. I wonder if we would have remembered Tiberius differently if it was not for Sejanus and the retribution that followed? Thanks for watching Patrice.
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  374. You’re very kind. Thank you 😊
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  375. A really interesting family history. Thanks for sharing!
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  376. Thanks! Glad it was entertaining 😃
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  377. Thank you for your informative comment. Very sombre information about how these men passed away.
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  378. Nice! Hope you enjoy.
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  379. What do you think of emperor Caligula? Was he an insane caesar...one of the most evil men in history? Or was his despotic character a result of his family and history? Maybe you think that historians have written too dark a history for him? Tell us in comments.
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  380. Many thanks! More content coming.
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  381. Thank you! I’m glad to tell these stories of real lives.
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  382. That's a nice story. Thank you for sharing!
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  383. It is likely they move to other poor neighbourhoods in West London, which would have added to overcrowding.
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  384. History is always revealing new things to me too. The past is sometimes unpleasant, but always fascinating.
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  385. Sounds like a great way to watch ☕️👍
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  386. I’m happy you found this informative. I think the hulks are a fascinating part of history in the 1800s.
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  387. It's strange to think that this was only a handful of generations ago.
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  388. That's really interesting that you're researching this type of history and I'm glad you find value in watching - though this is thanks to the work of Jacob Riis.
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  389. A coiner was someone who made counterfeit coins in this historical context.
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  390. It is a very vivid and moving account of people battling both poverty and disease. Thank you for watching.
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  391. It was an era of incredible change. Thanks for watching!
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  392. That would be a rowdy stage!
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  393. Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you found value in the story. I have an account by Octavia Hill on my channel - though not poor herself, she helped poor men and women. Similarly, for my American slums videos.
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  394. That’s an interesting story. I wonder if this occurred more in rural areas than the towns and cities. Thanks for sharing.
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  395. Seven Dials had a very different character 200 years ago... you'd have to have kept your valuables hidden back then.
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  396. I may have a look at Victorian education in future, though what aspect will depend on sources. Thank you for your comment. It’s great that you enjoy the history!
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  397. This one took quite a bit of research, so I’m glad you are as interested in the topics as I am, thank you! Sharing the videos is always a big help to grow audience. I’m grateful for your comment and support.
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  398. You’re very kind! I’m so glad you enjoy the videos and it’s great that you watch regularly 😀 Thanks for writing!
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  399. Thank you. Much appreciated!
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  400. I hope to do something on Ireland in future. Thank you for your comment.
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  401. A particular problem in East End London. I have some other videos on the slums you may be interested to watch.
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  402. I hope you find the story interesting!
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  403. Great to know you enjoyed the narration! Thanks for writing.
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  404. I'm glad you think the narration brings life to this history. Thank you for your comment.
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  405. The rocket's nickname is the 'screaming mimi'. Thanks for watching!
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  406. The rich in London who lived there knew little about ‘how the other half lived’ - see my latest video of Jack London’s account. His friends couldn’t even tell him how to get there.
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  407. It’s a interesting what is revealed in these accounts about language and culture as much as the daily struggle to survive. Thank you for watching!
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  408. Thank you for your kind words. I hope you find content to interest you here. More to come!
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  409. Some of the accounts from the past reveal how much of a different world it was in some respects. Thank you for your comment, I'm glad you like watching the videos.
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  410. Fantastic! I’m glad you found it compelling.
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  411. Thanks very much for listening.
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  412. Knowing viewers find interest in the videos makes it worthwhile for me. Thank you!
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  413. There are some in East London selling hand-made pies with liquor.
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  414. You're welcome. Thank you for supporting the channel!
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  415. Thanks bobcosmic! I hope Billy’s life story was interesting.
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  416. It’s no wonder he bought himself a gold watch and fashionable clothes!
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  417. Thank you so much. I'm preparing more content to serve up.
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  418. Dickens lived just down the road from the Strand Union Workhouse. I have a video about that one on my channel. I’m glad you found this topic interesting.
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  419. I'm sure I will find a Christmas offering on the channel for you!
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  420. Thanks for saying. This is something to think about.
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  421. Glad you like them! Thank you.
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  422. Yes, that was also terrible! Thanks for your comment.
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  423. The building wasn't purpose built as a homeless shelter. The society that ran the asylum was a charity and they were offered the cloth warehouse for use as a refuge.
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  424. I'm glad you're enjoying the history content here and I have lots more topics to come for you. Thank you for your comment!
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  425. A very interesting story about your past. Thanks for sharing!
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  426. Thank you for your support. Happy New Year to you too!
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  427. This is true - the Romans were even making use of waste many hundreds of years before and a few were made extremely rich doing so.
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  428. This is a really interesting link that you have with Octavia Hill and thank you for sharing. Do you know where the houses were in which your ancestors lived?
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  429. I’ll keep serving up stories for you from the past 🥣 I’m glad you enjoy them 🙂
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  430. I really appreciate your kind words. It does take a huge amount of time to put these together.
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  431. Much has changed in and around Seven Dials (including street names), though I believe there remain a couple of buildings from the time period.
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  432. Thank you! I'm glad it was compelling viewing.
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  433. Great to know! There are many aspects of this era in history to uncover and I enjoy researching and presenting them.
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  434. This area of London has a really interesting history.
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  435. A more heart-warming story!
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  436. An interesting juxtaposition for food videos. Thank you for your comment!
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  437. I will be making more content from the Edwardian Era. Look out for the next video!
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  438. It really is impressive.
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  439. Thank you! Glad to have you here.
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  440. You're welcome. It's the details like this I find so interesting in history. What people actually said, thought and felt.
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  441. That sounds terrible. In which country did she live?
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  442. So mind-blowing 💡 ... I need to sleep 🛌 😉
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  443. That's interesting information about searching dumps. Textiles were incinerated, but some things just had to be disposed of in the ground.
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  444. A big thank you for your super thanks Brian! I really appreciate your support.
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  445. A wretched life indeed - suffered by children as well as the elderly.
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  446. Great to know the history is useful. Thank you!
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  447. Having to eat skilly or stale bread. No doubt the water or broth helped make hard bread edible.
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  448. The Vagrancy Act was harsh - check out my video on ‘Poor Law,’ which takes a look at the plight of the homeless. Thank you for your comment.
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  449. It's good to hear you enjoyed it. Thank you for your kind comment!
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  450. Apparently they are named after Saint Catherine of Alexandria who was condemned to death by ‘breaking on the wheel.’ When she touched the wheel it miraculously broke into pieces - according to Christian tradition.
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  451. Life was hard, but if you were out of work or sick then it was precarious. Thank you for being here mamasinger.
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  452. Thank you! More to come.
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  453. His background is interesting. On his father’s side - the father of the emperor Septimius Severus was possibly Libyco-Berber, though his mother - Julia Domna - was from Emesa in modern Syria. Thanks for watching.
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  454. You're welcome. It seems they at least were able to vary the bread, which was the staple, with butter, margarine or condensed milk. Sweet bread. Thank you for your comment.
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  455. Thanks Bob! Happy Christmas.
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  456. It’s really nice to know you enjoyed this one. It’s amazing how many of these hulks there were - for prisons, hospitals and cleaning.
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  457. There is much in the past we would never wish to repeat, but neither should we hide what people did and said, but instead use it to learn. Thank you and Merry Christmas!
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  458. Thank you for sharing! It’s great to know you found this history interesting.
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  459. I wish you good health 🙂
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  460. I’m glad you found this appealing to watch. Mayhew met a wide variety of people in the slums and environs on his journey.
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  461. Hobson’s Choice!
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  462. Very sobering reads. Glad you find the content here of value. Thank you!
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  463. I hope it continues well for you. In Europe it’s self service.
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  464. The 'moving on' law was yet another battle the homeless faced on top of the struggle to find food and money. A new video on the points you mention is coming soon.
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  465. It's nice that you found this informative and I'm glad you liked the presentation. Thank you!
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  466. Thank you so much for your support! It’s really appreciated 😊
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  467. I aim to create an atmosphere with the narration and images to match the subject matter, so it’s great to hear that it works for you. Thank you for your comment!
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  468. Welcome!
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  469. Nice you think the narration is good for Halloween. Thank you!
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  470. I’m glad to hear you enjoyed this and happy you found my channel 🙂 A new video is coming soon about a curious Victorian tale, so I hope you watch out for it!
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  471. It was horrible work for children. Thank you for your comment KHATOON.
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  472. My pleasure - glad it was interesting to watch. Thank you!
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  473. I have a video about the Five Points slum which mentions Dickens’ visit. Jack London’s travels through East London are really interesting and you can find a lot of it on my channel too. I’m glad you enjoy the content, thank you.
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  474. You’re very welcome and thank you for your support. That’s quite a lot of videos to get through! Perhaps they can be listened to while doing other activities.
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  475. Ha ha, very good! I can imagine a song being made from these rhyming words.
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  476. Noted. I know about it and it’s definitely of interest. Thanks for your comment!
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  477. Thought provoking data here. Thank you for sharing and your support for my channel.
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  478. You're very welcome. I think it’s worth giving a voice to these lives.
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  479. Great to know this history interests you. Thanks for writing!
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  480. Such lodging houses were common in the Victorian and Edwardian eras. For many it was a choice between them or the streets.
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  481. Yes, the American author.
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  482. Much appreciated Brian! Thank you.
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  483. Hope you enjoyed the story!
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  484. Fascinating! Thanks for writing.
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  485. Pie selling - a risky business for both pieman and their customers. Thanks Bob!
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  486. It's nice to know you think the presentation works well for the subject matter. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  487. Thank you for your kind words. The editing is very time consuming so it’s great to hear that you appreciate the presentation.
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  488. Thank you very much! They do take a very long time to put together from research to presentation. I’m glad you find them worthwhile.
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  489. It's no wonder life could be so short when it was so tough. Thanks for your kind comment. I'm glad you enjoyed watching. Thank you!
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  490. That’s very kind of you to say and much appreciated, thank you!
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  491. So many things must have been time consuming, given the kitchen equipment we have today for assistance.
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  492. Blackbeard is said to have been surprised by Maynard's attack so he may not have had time to plan, but he had been using Ocracoke Island frequently, so it's possible he may have buried treasure there earlier.
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  493. Thanks for helping new viewers find my channel. It’s appreciated!
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  494. Hope you enjoyed it!
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  495. Welcome to the channel! I hope you find the history good to watch. We have a narrator. Thank you for your comment.
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  496. It’s great that you enjoy the history! Thank you so much.
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  497. It’s interesting to think what Newcastle would look like today had some of these medieval chares survived the great fire.
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  498. Much appreciated. Many of these were so young.
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  499. That's so young. Sentencing was harsh, but may have been inconsistent. If you've watched my video on Victorian pickpockets, Mayhew explains how a pickpocket was in and out of various gaols over the course of his young life before finally being warned that his next conviction would result in transportation.
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  500. steve29roses - thank you, that's really appreciated! It's a big help just to watch, comment and share - that helps the videos with YouTube and the sharing part is great for reaching more people.
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  501. Thank you! It's nice to know the narration helps paint a picture of the past.
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  502. It’s great that you enjoy the presentation! Many more videos to come.
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  503. Thanks for telling your story - this was interesting to read. I'm sorry for your loss.
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  504. The ‘Sit-Up’ you see in the video was, I believe, located in Blackfriars, London and is used representatively. I understand that the quality and service on offer at these establishments varied according to the proprietor.
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  505. Very interesting information here, thank you. I’d like to take a closer look at 19th Century Glasgow and Edinburgh in future. The tenements and those who lived there are worth reading more about. Thank you!
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  506. Well said! I think he was lucky to survive.
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  507. The length given for hard labour looks excessive. There are shorter sentences given for larceny in my criminal mugshots videos. I wonder if it’s connected to previous convictions.
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  508. George Robert Sims in 1877.
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  509. He definitely had a dark side! Thanks for watching.
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  510. Stealing oats and beef amongst the convictions.
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  511. Picking oakum was a common task as it was both punishment and a money earner for the prison.
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  512. Happy holidays! Merry Christmas.
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  513. That's such a sad story. Unfortunately, I believe this wasn't rare given rat infestations. Thank you for your comment.
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  514. Mucky work! Never a lack of demand.
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  515. Thank you Brian! I'm happy you think the content has value.
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  516. That's great! Thank you.
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  517. Thank you! It's nice to know you find the history useful.
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  518. It’s the 1800s …but in North America 🤠
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  519. I’m glad you enjoy the content and its presentation! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  520. Yes, often left few choices in life.
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  521. I don't understand why this happens sometimes. Perhaps worth checking you've not been unsubscribed. Thanks for watching.
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  522. I’m glad you found it. I hope you find the content interesting. More to come!
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  523. Merry Christmas Lana! Thank you 😊
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  524. Chicago had slums too, but perhaps your grandparents went elsewhere?
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  525. I’m glad you find the history presented here so interesting. Thank you for your support!
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  526. Thank you for watching and your comment ελλεν V. Perspective, as you say, is important. It can be argued that he was successful, for Rome, in terms of being a military leader and administrator for the state, but on the other hand relied too heavily on Sajanus, and in doing so many people paid with their lives. Ancient sources paint an unfavourable picture of him given the treason trials and autocracy that followed, although history is often not written objectively, can be political and may be why some stories about him are so unfavourable. Comparisons of 'good' or 'bad' between emperors are not simple given this and the fact that a lot of information about some of them has been lost. Perspective is always important in history in terms of the aims of the writer and the intended audience.
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  527. I’m happy you value the stories. It’s history worth telling.
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  528. Thank you! I'm glad you think so. I feel it adds to the reality of the past.
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  529. Thank you! Glad I could bring the 'atmosphere' of his words to you.
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  530. Thank you! Much more content to come in future from this period in history.
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  531. Yes, set in Five Points 🙂
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  532. This was very interesting to read. Many thanks for sharing this information.
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  533. Yes - and Scotland, Wales and Ireland too. I have a few videos on conditions in slums of Edinburgh and Glasgow should you be interested. Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you found this interesting.
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  534. Many are contemporary to the time. Most I am unaware.
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  535. What did you find? Roman coins?
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  536. Thanks for watching Brian.
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  537. Thanks Lynne. I appreciate your support.
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  538. Yes, first for the year. Happy New Year!
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  539. Fantastic! Rosemary Lane doesn't seem to get much attention compared to Petticoat Lane.
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  540. Great! 😊
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  541. Yes, I’m interested in earlier history too. There might be some things coming in future, and I have some ideas. I do have some videos about earlier periods on my channel - the ‘Court of Miracles’ slums of Paris, for example. Thank you for your comment. I’m glad you enjoy the videos!
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  542. Yes, that's it. Thank you very much John. I have another video on my channel with his stories of homeless people. The link is here if you haven't seen it: https://youtu.be/PX0d0sX4MoM
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  543. Some of them are visibly destitute, with tattered old clothing.
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  544. I'm sure the Tenement Museum is a fascinating place to visit with its display of rooms contemporary to the age of the building. It's the only such museum I've yet heard of in the USA or Canada, though other cities also had tenements. Thank you for your comment.
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  545. Yes, more children meant more people to contribute to the family budget for food and rent. Thank you for your comment.
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  546. Great to know you find value in the subject matter. History worth telling.
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  547. A grim thought indeed! Flies and mosquitoes too. Thank you for your comment.
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  548. That’s a very hard life to imagine speaking from today’s world, though no doubt a difficult and hard life in many ways - from living conditions to food. Thank you for sharing your story.
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  549. I'm pleased you enjoyed it. We like to breath life into history.
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  550. Thank you for your kind words. Your comment made me wonder how the lives of everyday people today will be thought of 100 years from now.
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  551. Plenty of raw history highlighting the reality of life for most people on this channel. Thank you for your comment!
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  552. Thank you for your comment. have several videos on my channel with Jack London’s stories of his travels through East End London. This is a link to the first of them: A Tourist in East End Victorian London (The People of the Abyss) https://youtu.be/3yrhhERC99w
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  553. That’s an interesting question. It’s a topic I haven’t touched on much yet with any detail as I’ve done more on the workhouses. Thank you for your kind words. I’m happy you find the videos compelling 😊
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  554. Thank you for sharing your interesting story. It sounded like a very hard life of physical work.
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  555. It’s hard to imagine how tough life was then and yet it wasn’t many generations ago.
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  556. Welcome to the channel! Thank you. It’s great that you enjoy the stories and feel that the narration brings life to history. Lots more to come.
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  557. Thank you so much! That’s nice of you to say 😊
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  558. Thank you for your comment. It’s nice to know you think the narration is fitting for the subject.
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  559. Thanks. Glad you it was interesting and entertaining for you.
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  560. Very dark indeed, in space and time.
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  561. For most it was a life of hard work and little else. Thanks for watching!
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  562. Making history fun is a really nice compliment, thank you! There is a tenement museum. There is information online and it looks really interesting.
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  563. Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment. It’s much appreciated!
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  564. I do plan to do some videos on other periods of history in future. I have a lot of content for next year. Glad you enjoyed this, thank you!
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  565. Glad it was of interest 😀
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  566. There are some incredible stories and characters from that time in New York's history. Glad you enjoyed it.
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  567. This was a terrible life inflicted on children who had no choice or tricked into this miserable existence. Thanks for checking out the video.
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  568. I hope so too! Though I do wonder if his colleagues were afforded the same opportunity.
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  569. The same sentence stuck in my mind as perhaps a reflection that many people who lived there couldn't afford shoes to walk in.
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  570. It's good to know you think the images suit the story. I appreciate it. Thank you!
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  571. It’s terrible to think of the breathing difficulties and lung diseases that many would develop, let alone the injuries. All that and very little remuneration.
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  572. Thailand and Sri Lanka are mentioned.
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  573. Maximinus Thrax is next in this series. You’re right that there’s plenty more dark stories and strange history to come from the Roman era. Thanks for your suggestion.
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  574. It really is an eye-opening account of poverty and the better for recoding conversations alongside descriptions.
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  575. Good to know - thank you! Another viewer here has commented that there is a ‘Dead Man’s Island’ in the River Medway that was used for burials and turns up some rather grim discoveries from time to time.
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  576. Cheers! Glad you enjoyed.
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  577. Great! Glad you like it whitetroutchannel. Thank you.
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  578. I agree, though some philanthropists did photograph everyday people on the streets - see my video 'Street Life in Victorian London' for some really interesting examples.
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  579. Fantastic! Sounds a great way to listen.
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  580. You're welcome. I'm glad it has meaning for you.
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  581. I hope you don't have any cavities, but I am glad you enjoy the videos on the channel!
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  582. I appreciate the information. Very interesting!
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  583. As you say, work was generally labour intensive. Waking to get to a job and physically demanding when working. Thank you for your comment.
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  584. Exactly! Thanks for writing.
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  585. Thank you for your interesting story about your travels and the tannery. I don’t know to what extent locals would get accustomed to the bad smell (now or in Victorian times), though I wonder if I’m the 19th Century there was anything worse than bad air being emitted from the works alongside the Cut.
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  586. It was a thoughtful and poignant commentary of the couple.
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  587. I'm sure Ely was very different to London. Very rural surroundings and an incredibly beautiful cathedral.
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  588. Thank you for sharing the story of your family. I’m sorry for your loss. It’s difficult for me to imagine how hard your father’s life must have been living in those conditions. It’s strange to think that this really wasn’t that long ago. Where was Collison Street?
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  589. This is Henry Mayhew's writings and interviews with people in 1840s London. There are lots of journalists and writers of the era who did similar work (though not on such a scale).
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  590. Cheers Bob! Hope you found the stories of tenants who actually lived in these houses as interesting as I did.
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  591. I have a video on the channel about pickpockets, which has a story of how a boy came to fall into such a life. You can find it on the channel page. Thank you for your comment.
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  592. Yes, very rural back then. Just a village. Now very much inner London and on the doorstep of the City. Thank you for your comment.
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  593. Thanks bobcosmic! 😀
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  594. I have a video on my channel about Penny Sit-ups using ropes called 'Sleeping Rough,' should you be interested.
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  595. There are lots of Jack London’s stories on my channel from his travels around East End London, should you be interested.
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  596. I’m really glad you found the video informative. Thank you so much!
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  597. Great 👍 Thank you!
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  598. You’re welcome whitetroutchannel. Thank you for your comment!
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  599. Much interesting information about Point Puer, thank you. It looks idyllic today, but was the end of the Earth for boys in those days.
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  600. Irish narrator. Welcome to the channel.
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  601. Appreciate your comment. Thanks for watching.
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  602. Thank you! I don’t have anything set up yet. Your support watching is really appreciated.
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  603. I expect that’s what they’d do with it. There were places called ‘marine stores,’ where you could take rags and all sorts of scraps to exchange for money.
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  604. That’s fantastic! Glad you enjoyed 😊
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  605. Thanks! Great that you’re interested in this history.
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  606. Here is the link: Victorian Law to Punish the Poor (Dickensian London) https://youtu.be/1Xd4f_uO7_s
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  607. Yes, he was in Lambeth workhouse when only seven years old.
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  608. I appreciate that! I’m happy you enjoyed it.
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  609. Yes, unfortunately. I mention this issue briefly in conclusion to this video.
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  610. You're very kind. Thank you too for watching regularly and supporting my channel.
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  611. Thank you for your reply. Looking at a map, there appear to still be some Victorian era buildings around Walmer Place, though many of the houses have been replaced by the modern school. There is a blue plaque dedicated to Emma Cons on the façade of 136 Seymour Place at the junction of Walmer Street.
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  612. Well said! Thank you for this.
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  613. Definitely a topic of interest. Thank you!
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  614. That really was terrible for children. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  615. Comments like this give me motivation to keep going, so thank you! It's nice to make content viewers enjoy watching.
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  616. Glad you liked it. Might be a bit of a positive spin from this journalist. I’m sure it was a good outcome for some boys, but not for all. I believe there were accidents on training ships too.
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  617. The rag trade sounds like it was hard physical work?
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  618. Something with a lot of atmosphere coming for you next week!
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  619. The next video will be a subject I haven't covered for several months.
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  620. Was this in the UK?
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  621. That’s very interesting. I recently watched a video about slum clearance in London - I believe Stepney featured. The area certainly has a rich history. Thank you for watching and your comment.
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  622. I promise this is all true - I didn’t make it up! That’s a genuine photo of all these men talked about. Even the policeman has a dodgy sounding name!
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  623. 📲 Subscribe and click the 🔔 bell icon to keep up to date with more mystery videos! ✔️ Please support the channel by liking and sharing this video. Thank you, it really helps!
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  624. I hope 21 minutes helps! Thank you.
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  625. Thank you, I think so too. There were good people, but only a few had the means and will to change things for the better. Octavia Hill was one of them.
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  626. Thank you! Great to know you found interest in the history of Five Points. It certainly has a story to tell.
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  627. That’s a hugely interesting place and period in New York’s history.
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  628. Wow, thank you! It’s great you like the history 😀
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  629. Thank you for your kind words. I really appreciate them. I’m happy you find value in this history.
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  630. That's something I have learned today - I have heard of a groundhog, but not it's other name woodchuck. Big teeth!
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  631. A dark chapter in our history. I’m glad you found watching this documentary worthwhile. Thank you for your comment!
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  632. Thanks for listening! 😊
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  633. Workhouses were dismal enough if you were healthy, but researching this really showed me what evils the poor faced, and not just from disease. Thank you for your comment.
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  634. Thank you! Glad you found the channel. Much more to come.
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  635. Yes, it's a human narrator. Glad you like it!
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  636. It's really nice to hear from a regular viewer and know that the videos are worthwhile. Thank you so much for writing.
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  637. Noted!
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  638. I know of this slum, but not yet in detail. Viewers have mentioned it in my other videos and I hope to read more about it in future. The underground living aspect is of interest too. Thank you for your comment.
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  639. I’m glad you found the documentary interesting. There were many more victims than shown here, unfortunately.
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  640. You're welcome 😊
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  641. I’m glad you think so. I try to make content with atmosphere. Thanks for your support!
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  642. This law is still being talked about to this day. I'm sure Jack London couldn't have imagined that. Glad this was worth the wait for you!
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  643. Almost unbelievable how many hours some worked, whilst somehow juggling cooking, children and the sick. Thank you for your comment.
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  644. You’re a ⭐️ moondancer. I’m lucky to have your support 😊
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  645. Thank you for sharing.
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  646. You’re very welcome. Thank you for watching!
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  647. Great that you enjoy listening to the stories. Thank you.
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  648. Good to know! This was a much longer one, but I thought the story was worth telling in entirety as there is a lot of interesting description and conversations of Edwardian life.
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  649. Cheers! I hope you’re well.
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  650. I hope you enjoy catching up 😊
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  651. The journalist was an American and wrote for that audience.
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  652. Much appreciated Bob!
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  653. You're very welcome, thank you. Are you a history teacher?
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  654. That’s really kind of you firecracker 😊 Thank you so much!
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  655. Wow, 16 children - that's a lot, even for those times. I hope they were all healthy and survived.
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  656. See my recent video about the ‘climbing boys’ (child chimney sweeps).
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  657. The poor were often confronted with the worst of jobs.
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  658. 😀 Thanks for checking out the video. There really are a lot of stories from Whitechapel. It’s steeped in Victorian history.
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  659. I’m glad you think the presentation suited the subject matter. Thank you for your comment!
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  660. That's fantastic! I'm really happy to have your support.
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  661. It's intriguing that this was his observation of the residents. St. Giles district must have been really quite pungent - and not in a good way!
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  662. Cheers! Nice to know you find value in this history.
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  663. Yes, his work has moments of humour and much sadness. Thank you for your comment.
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  664. It seems odd that mudlarks didn't seek to plunder the 'riches' of the sewers too, though I assume to some extent this may have been a factor of age and physical ability. I imagine sewer hunters were protective of their domain - the 'informant' in this video having being invited and trained in the skills necessary to survive its dangers.
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  665. I'm glad you enjoyed the atmosphere in this one! Yes, the vocabulary can be different 170 years ago and I want to keep it, but hopefully context carries the meaning. I do put a little explainer in sometimes for words that are very unusual. Thanks for writing.
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  666. Fascinating information here about the lives of mill workers, which I hadn’t heard before. Thank you for sharing!
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  667. I’m sorry for your loss stuartgmk.
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  668. A pleasure! Thank you so much for being a regular viewer 🙂
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  669. Thank you! It’s really appreciated. More coming soon.
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  670. You’re welcome, thank you. I’m glad you found their stories interesting.
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  671. Thank you for the information - really interesting!
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  672. Thank you for sharing your family story. In some industrial towns the air was think with smoke and, as you say, dust.
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  673. So much risk for so little reward.
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  674. There are lots of possibilities and that could be one of them. What if he actually did bury treasure and it was found, re-buried and lost somewhere completely unexpected? If he actually did have treasure to conceal (and didn’t trade it), the theories of what could have come of it are fascinating.
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  675. Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your comment.
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  676. Cheers!
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  677. Very interesting. Thank you for your comment. I have a video about the slum of St. Giles (and Seven Dials) on my channel should you be interested.
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  678. Thank you! You can find lots of Henry Mayhew’s accounts on this channel, including his reports on Seven Dials and St. Giles.
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  679. Thank you for your support!
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  680. It's good to know you found this informative and I'm glad you enjoyed the narration, thank you.
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  681. Good to know you found this compelling! Thank you.
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  682. That’s nice of you to say, thank you! Sharing videos is a great way to open the channel to a wider audience.
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  683. Thank you very much. It’s nice that you enjoy listening to the narration.
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  684. I really appreciate you saying so, thank you! It takes me some time to find ones that fit the narrative.
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  685. Thank you for your comment. I know of Bodie. That’s a fascinating history in a picturesque setting.
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  686. Macro perhaps carried out the deed on Caligula’s behalf - though it seems that ancient historians differ as to how and are themselves not always reliable sources.
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  687. A very different world to that of today.
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  688. This is such a sad story. Thankfully your grandmother was saved. Thank you for sharing.
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  689. A Tallyman was basically a debt collector. The name comes from keeping a numerical record (tally marks). They were once common in poor areas of England e.g. East End London. People who couldn’t afford the high cost of goods e.g. furniture would buy in installments (hire purchase). The Tallyman would then visit houses to collect and record payments.
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  690. Glad you enjoyed 😊
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  691. You can find several servings from Jack London on the channel. Thank you for your comment.
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  692. Hope it was interesting for you after the wait. Something else is in the works for next week too!
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  693. Yes, sadly, and a true account of a boy's experience. Thank you for your comment.
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  694. I’m really glad you enjoy the videos! My aim with introductions is to give some context for what is to come. Sharing the videos does help reach a wider audience to grow the channel. Thank you for your support! Much more to come.
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  695. Great to know the images set the right scene for the narration. Glad you like the content!
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  696. Thank you for your interesting comment. I imagine that manual work was the reason, constantly on the move scrubbing floors or washing clothes, for example. It was hard physical work.
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  697. Yes, some of the language can be unusual to us today and even archaic at times, but really interesting and I think it adds history in itself. Thank you for your comment.
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  698. It really was a desperate existence being constantly wet, cold, dirty, hungry and relying on chance that the tide will bring enough to buy some food that day.
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  699. A pleasure! It’s kind of you to write a comment.
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  700. I hope you like the story!
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  701. You’re welcome and I’m especially glad that you found the video interesting. If you enjoyed this, please keep a check on my channel as I am soon to publish an expanded version of the Victorian Street Doctors account - with some new and very interesting characters!
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  702. I'm glad you think telling their story was worthwhile. Thank you for your comment! I
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  703. Welcome to the channel! I'm glad you found it and you enjoy the history here. Thank you very much.
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  704. Welcome to the channel! Thank you 😊
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  705. Thanks for saying hello! It's great to have you here as a regular viewer. I always appreciate reading comments if you'd like to.
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  706. I'm very sorry to hear that Dead2RitesCrosshairs. I can only wish for you better times for this new year. Best wishes to you and I truly thank you for watching and commenting on my videos. It means a lot.
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  707. Thank you for sharing. Wych Street (and others) were parts of old London that were a shame to lose. They survived the fire only to be demolished.
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  708. This account was also from the beginning of his journey through the East End and there was much more of this different world for him to uncover, which may have influenced.
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  709. A sad story of a little poor girl and well known for over 100 years.
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  710. Lots more from the Victorian era to come! Thank you.
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  711. Glad you like them! Thank you.
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  712. That's great! Thanks for taking the time to let me know.
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  713. That must have been such a hard life that it's difficult to imagine what it must have been like. Thank you for sharing.
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  714. Glad you’re interested in this social history.
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  715. My pleasure! I'm glad you find the content interesting. It's a fascinating period of history.
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  716. Some of the clothes worn in the photos are really tattered, with holes and buttons missing.
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  717. Some men took lots of her shillings - and didn’t come back. Glad you liked it!
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  718. I believe smell has a significant influence on memory. Thank you for sharing your story.
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  719. Horrific conditions, lack of medicine and being attended to by drunkards. Thank you for your comment.
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  720. Welcome to the channel! I’m great that you enjoy the content. Which workhouse did you grow up near to?
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  721. A very sombre tale.
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  722. That’s an interesting project! It’s great to know you find interest in the videos. Thank you very much for your comment.
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  723. Agreed! Oyster stalls and bars were commonplace. It's often mentioned as food, though I'm not sure it's given much more than passing attention in old reports. I will keep this in mind as I research. Thank you.
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  724. Great to know you we set the right atmosphere. Thank you!
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  725. Very informative and thank you for taking the time to write. It’s much appreciated.
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  726. You're welcome. As you say, the population in small towns and villages was reflected in the scale of workhouses, but they were there.
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  727. Yes, conditions for the poorest were terrible. Some endured unthinkable poverty. You can find more videos like this on my channel.
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  728. The night at the doss house certainly lived long in the memory of the vicar!
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  729. It’s great to know it helps with creativity for you. Thanks for watching!
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  730. The game is apparently set in a fictionalized version of Volterra Hospital so I guess that’s why it was recommended.
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  731. I have heard it called ‘the stone tape’ theory - impressions during emotional events are projected in energy to rocks and recorded. Thanks for watching.
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  732. It seems surprising such a method had any success and why it wasn't used earlier if so. I had thought leeches sense temperature from a body as well as vibration.
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  733. Thank you so much for your super thanks 😊 I’m happy you like the content.
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  734. Great! Thanks for sharing.
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  735. Thanks for listening. Nice to know you found it worthwhile.
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  736. I can imagine, a lot of mills in that part of the country. Thanks for your comment.
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  737. Thank you. It means a lot to know you find them worthwhile and I really appreciate you being a regular viewer.
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  738. I think the daily struggles of working class people fostered a sense of community. I’m sure so many people living in rooms and streets meant tension, but helping neighbours was very important, as that support could be needed in return. Thank you for your comment.
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  739. Yes, I am sure there will be more in future mixed in with other content. There are three of these videos on the channel now.
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  740. I'll take a look. Thank you!
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  741. He was a lucky man!
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  742. Thanks for sharing! Glad this history has meaning for you.
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  743. Glad it was helpful! Thank you.
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  744. That’s interesting and it’s good that the well is preserved today. More videos to come about the slums of Edinburgh.
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  745. A dystopian vision, but sadly with much reality.
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  746. Thank you very much for your Super Thanks 😊
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  747. It’s fantastic that you enjoyed the narration. It’s an Irish accent.
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  748. It’s great that you enjoyed the characters! Thanks for watching.
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  749. It was a hard existence. Scraping pennies together by day, only to spend it on a night in a lodging house like the 'Rat Pit.' Thank you for your comment.
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  750. I’m grateful for your comment 😊
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  751. Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for being here.
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  752. You’re welcome. Living and working conditions were simply terrible and industrial legislation came too late for many people who suffered.
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  753. Thanks very much Bob!
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  754. Thank you Miji 😊
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  755. Cheers!
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  756. I'm happy you like the narration and found the story of climbing boys worthwhile. Thank you.
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  757. Thank you for such a nice comment!
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  758. Yes, a cat's meat store. Though from what I've read and seen it was more common for a man to walk the streets with a barrow selling meat to householders for their cats - I assume scraps that couldn't otherwise be sold in a butchers.
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  759. Glad you enjoy the presentation. Thank you!
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  760. Thank you so much Lynne.
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  761. She was a very strong willed woman and needed to be, given her description of the difficulties she overcame. Thank you for your comment.
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  762. Really interesting story here. Thanks for sharing!
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  763. Thank you! It's great to know you enjoy the content.
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  764. Welcome to the channel! I hope you enjoy browsing through the videos. Lots more to come too. Thank you!
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  765. It's great to know you enjoyed this! Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  766. Thank you. There is a playlist link in the description if you find it useful.
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  767. Thank you for your comment. I have a video (though talking about life a few decades later than this), which breaks down earnings and costs of a budget in typical working class families - ‘Eating with the Edwardians.’ It gives an idea of how hard it was to stretch money to pay rent and buy necessities.
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  768. Thanks Bob! Kind of you to say.
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  769. Thanks Bob! Have a nice day!
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  770. Thank you for your comment Khatoon. Though the name was used for places to house ill people, the asylum here was a place of refuge for the homeless.
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  771. It really is!
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  772. Glad you found the history interesting! Thank you.
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  773. Pember accompanied the moustache!
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  774. Thank you! More coming soon.
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  775. Glad you like it! Thank you 😊
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  776. Great to know you enjoyed the presentation! Thanks very much.
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  777. It’s interesting to know about your connection to the area and I’m glad the video was useful. Thanks for watching!
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  778. In relation to the working classes I imagine most items were for everyday use and were discarded when they broke and could not be recycled or sold. Some items have appeared in archaeological excavations however as burial goods - in Victorian contexts in Birmingham. Certainly mudlarks find a lot of pipes, buttons and coins. Anything associated with crime would, I imagine, be removed and destroyed unless it was of use to the police - such as the photos, which survived in their archives.
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  779. It’s amazing how fast change occurs. It’s incredible how much technology alone as moved on this century let alone 100 or so years.
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  780. There were many towns and cities with slums in Britain and Ireland. I will be doing more work on topics outside London in future.
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  781. I’m glad you did and thank you. More content to come!
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  782. I’m glad you enjoyed the presentation and you think it was a fitting atmosphere for the content. Thank you for your comment!
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  783. Fantastic! A warm welcome to the channel and I hope enjoy watching what you find here. Much more to come.
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  784. I have a video on tenement/slums in the US coming soon.
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  785. I have another video on Boston’s sweatshops in the 1800s if you haven’t seen it - link in the description. Thanks for watching!
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  786. Thank you for sharing your story. I’m glad to read you were able to keep your house through tough times. Best wishes to you going forward for 2023.
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  787. It's good to know the subject matter is engaging, thank you. Research for these reveals a lot to me about the plight of the poor and those who worked for change.
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  788. Have a great day firecracker!
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  789. Thanks Bobcosmic!
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  790. That sounds like a fascinating hobby. It seems that Victorian pocket watches passed through the hands of all sorts of people, from owners to pickpockets and pawn shops and back again. Thank you for your comment.
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  791. Thank you. I really appreciate viewers taking the time to comment and sharing their own knowledge or family history.
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  792. The families mentioned in this video had meat in their diets, but they were working. It seems it was one of the first things to disappear from the household budget in times of financial hardship along with 'relishes.' It's interesting how important bread was as a staple. Thank you for your comment.
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  793. There is a replica water pump in London that commemorates the work John Snow did to combat cholera.
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  794. Great! Lots of Victorian history on my channel.
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  795. Was this an interesting topic?
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  796. You're welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed the portrayal of this story.
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  797. Thanks clarancedavisiii. Hope it was worth the wait.
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  798. Thank you for being a regular viewer and all best wishes for the season to you too. There might be one more offering from Fact Feast before the New Year, so please look out for that 🙂
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  799. I really appreciate your kind comment Chemistry Guy! I probably spent longer than I should have making this video, but the tales told of him were so interesting that I had to give this one more time. Many thanks for taking the time to check out my channel.
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  800. I’m glad you find the content worthwhile and like the narration. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  801. You too! Thank you.
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  802. Glad it was helpful history!
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  803. Plenty of light and air compared to some of those ‘two up two down’ hovels with people renting a room (or part of it) with bad light and ventilation.
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  804. Part 2 can't come soon enough!
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  805. I believe hearing about the past from those who lived it first-hand brings a deeper understanding of how difficult everyday life was. I will be doing more. Thank you for your support!
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  806. Thank you! I’m pleased you liked the presentation 😊
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  807. You're most welcome. It was fascinating to find this was in Islington.
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  808. I imagine there were many such places before the sewer system was reformed. Cesspits were a particular problem for disease.
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  809. You’re welcome! Thanks for your visit.
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  810. This is interesting to read, thank you. There really was abject poverty in many parts of the East End at this time - Whitechapel and Spitalfields being perhaps the most well known neighbourhoods.
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  811. Visitors to the Edinburgh Vaults have had plenty of stories of the unexplained to tell.
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  812. It's great to know you think they hit right atmosphere for Victorian times!
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  813. Cold comfort in the winter asylum 🥶
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  814. I’m so glad you enjoyed this true account from the Edwardian era. Plenty more from this time period and, of course, the Victorians to come.
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  815. Glad you enjoyed the atmosphere. Thank you!
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  816. Rags and bones were taken to merchants/marine stores to exchange for money. The rags were sold on for making cheap cloth ‘shoddy.’ Bones were sold to producers of soap and glue. I hope this is useful and thank you for watching.
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  817. More to come!
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  818. Very interesting to read about your memories. Thank you for leaving a comment and I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
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  819. Terrible exploitation from workhouses to the mills. Thanks for your comment.
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  820. Yes, there would have been outside toilets. In courts there were perhaps a few toilets that served dozens of residents.
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  821. Nice to know, thank you! More to come.
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  822. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed watching.
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  823. It's interesting that the Boundary Estate is a Victorian redevelopment, but they kept the Old Nichol street, if not its houses. Thanks for watching tezzingtonsir.
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  824. Glad you enjoyed Tom’s story. As you say, at least his had a good outcome. Thank you for your comment!
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  825. Fantastic! Thanks for being here.
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  826. Glad it worked for you! Thank you.
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  827. You're welcome and thank you for watching.
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  828. Thank you! I agree, I think his writing was very atmospheric of the event and its crowd.
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  829. Very interesting. Have you researched the records or did he tell you directly?
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  830. Thank you!
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  831. I found your story fascinating to read, thank you! I’ve heard similar stories of children playing amongst the bomb craters and seen photos online of the same. I appreciate you taking the time to comment.
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  832. Thank you! It's great to know you found value in watching this. Lots more videos about the lives of the working class and poor on my channel.
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  833. The Reeperbahn is the night life district of Hamburg, Germany. I’m not sure if it has a working class history or had any slums. I’m not sure if many other European cities were large enough in the past to have poor districts that would appear regularly enough in literature or newspapers, but I’ll certainly be thinking about this. Thank you for watching and your comment.
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  834. It’s really great that you are enjoying the videos and the narration. Thanks for your support!
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  835. Nebelwerfers were eerie sounding things. Thanks for watching!
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  836. Nice! Thanks for listening.
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  837. Very nice! Thanks for watching.
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  838. His work is like a time machine to the past!
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  839. Unimaginable misery in these mills. Glad you enjoyed the presentation!
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  840. Somehow she managed all those children and constant work to scrape together money for food.
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  841. It's great to know you found this subject informative. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  842. They should definitely be remembered. Thank you, I'm glad you found value in watching.
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  843. That sounds like hard work! it must have been cold in winter.
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  844. That's really interesting. You will see in my Victorian police mugshot videos how much shorter people were generally, relative to today. Thank you for your comment.
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  845. That’s great! I’m really glad you find my videos enjoyable and thank you for your support.
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  846. That’s really appreciated. Thank you for being a regular viewer!
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  847. Great to know you find them so interesting. Thank you!
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  848. I’m sure there must be some stories out there to research. Something to think about when the date gets closer :)
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  849. Great to know it was interesting for you. More coming soon!
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  850. I'm glad this video had meaning for you. Much of the East End would have had terraced housing like this, but here the Limehouse Cut added something foul. I have a video 'Stinky London' if you're interested in that history too. Thank you for your comment.
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  851. It’s a poem by George Robert Sims in 1877.
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  852. There wasn't much thrown away back then unless it couldn't be sold, re-used or recycled, though of course valuables still got lost such as were found by the sewer hunters.
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  853. I’m glad you liked it! Thanks for writing.
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  854. A thought provoking comment and terrible hardship for your great grandmother. Thank you for taking the time to share!
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  855. I know of the museum. Definitely would like to visit.
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  856. Same to you! Thank you.
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  857. This sounds very interesting and most descriptive! Thanks for taking the time to share. I'll see if I can check it out. And many thanks for your support for my channel.
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  858. Super! It's great that this one was compelling viewing. Thank you.
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  859. It was hard times on soft land!
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  860. Yes, it's great to have such historic documents! I wonder what stories he could have told.
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  861. You're most welcome!
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  862. It sounds very interesting. This is a topic I hope to return to in future - there's so much more. Thank you for your comment.
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  863. I'm very sorry to hear that G D. I can't say anything that will be much help, but I can wish you well and hope better times lie ahead. I'm glad you find the history stories help.
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  864. Thank you! I think it looks good with the drips falling from the letters to match the environment.
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  865. He was too old to be on the streets selling matches, more so for life spans in the Victorian era. I suppose, in this example, he at least had some family support.
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  866. Great! Nice to know you found it interesting and entertaining.
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  867. It’s really nice to know you think the presentation of images and narration works so well together. I try my best to create an atmosphere fitting for the subject matter. Thank you!
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  868. What a sight that must have been! There are many tales of rats in the slums of Britain’s town and cities, some of them are described as huge.
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  869. Hello again and thank you! I always welcome suggestions. Orwell’s work is definitely on the list to have a look at some time in future. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment.
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  870. Thank you! I’m glad you find the history interesting. Best wishes for 2023.
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  871. Super! It's great to know the narration and images provide the atmosphere for Rosemary Lane.
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  872. Thank you! 😃 That's really nice to know.
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  873. Thank you so much!
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  874. Thanks for your comment. If he didn't have the possibility to get on a train in either direction from the time you saw him to the time he disappeared - or exit the station (there is a staircase as well as lifts, but it's got many steps) - that would be strange and difficult to explain. I think the last reported sighting of the William Terriss ghost was in 1972. Your experience is very intriguing!
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  875. She does give a very moving account of the people she met. Thank you for your support.
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  876. It’s great you find them worthwhile. Thank you so much!
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  877. Happy holidays! I'm glad you like watching the history we have for you, thank you.
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  878. If he was anywhere near as big as the ancient sources describe!
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  879. A very powerful moustache! Maybe that's why he got on well with Kit Burns.
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  880. I’m happy you found it worthwhile 🙂
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  881. I’m happy you liked it. Thank you for writing.
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  882. Thanks! 😃
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  883. Thank you firecracker!
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  884. Thank you! 😊 Glad you liked the presentation.
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  885. Thank you! I appreciate your support Bob.
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  886. Wow, thank you! Great you like the history.
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  887. It’s good to know the narration helped you experience the atmosphere of Rag Fair! Thank you.
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  888. No change here, but it's good it was better for you.
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  889. He does talk about America a lot, often discussing and comparing wages and food. I have several videos on my channel from People of the Abyss should you be interested.
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  890. I’m glad you think we set the right atmosphere for the Victorian era, thank you!
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  891. Thank you for your kind comment - I’m really glad you enjoy the channel. Working on more content.
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  892. It sounds a real possibility.
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  893. Thanks for taking the time to comment. I’m glad you found 1900s housing interesting.
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  894. Thank you very much Miji 😊
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  895. Glad you like them!
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  896. You're very kind to say so. Thank you!
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  897. Thank you! Glad you’re interested in this era of history.
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  898. I’m happy you enjoy listening!
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  899. Your comment is very much appreciated! It’s great to know you find social history worthwhile for telling how the past really was.
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  900. Thanks Joey. Maximinus Thrax will be the next emperor to join the playlist!
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  901. Hope you enjoyed it!
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  902. Thank you very much Brian! I really appreciate it 😊
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  903. I’m not sure when they will appear on the channel, but there will be more content from Scotland in future - published gradually among other topics. It’s nice to know it’s of interest, thank you.
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  904. Thank you for watching and your comment bx8garageman.
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  905. Glad you liked it. Cheers!
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  906. Thanks!! Glad you found the hulks compelling history.
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  907. Thank you for your wishes John and a Happy New Year to you too!
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  908. Good day Lana! Thank you.
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  909. Thank you so much!! Glad to have you here 😊
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  910. Very good! Thanks for watching.
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  911. Many thanks! Glad you find this history as interesting as I do 🙂
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  912. Thank you very much! More content to come.
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  913. Great to know you found value in watching, thank you. Look for her title - 'Workhouse Characters.'
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  914. Thanks for listening. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  915. Really interesting - I didn’t know this history. Thanks for sharing.
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  916. I really appreciate it 😊
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  917. Glad you found the story interesting!
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  918. Incredible engineering. Thanks Bob!
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  919. It’s great the history interests you. Thanks for your support!
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  920. It’s really great to know you enjoy the narration style. More content like this to come!
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  921. Thank you very much! That’s food for thought.
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  922. Great to here that that you feel a ‘Victorian atmosphere’ watching this. Thank you!
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  923. People were drawn to towns and cities for a variety of reasons - often work, as there was less the be found in agriculture as the population expanded.
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  924. I’m glad the timing works for you 😀 I hope you like listening.
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  925. There were many more victims, but these were the women I was able to show. Thank you for your comment.
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  926. Glad you enjoy listening. Much appreciated!
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  927. Thank you! I'm glad you're interested in this history.
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  928. It looks well worth a visit.
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  929. You’re welcome! It’s good to know some of these mills are still standing and put to modern uses. Tough places to work in the past, but part of our history.
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  930. I enjoy making them and I thank you for watching them. I really appreciate your support.
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  931. I’m happy you think so. Thank you!
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  932. There are often some gold nuggets in old writings! Except there’s nothing glittery about the meaning of this word.
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  933. Thank you so much for your Super Thanks John!
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  934. Much appreciated and thanks for taking the time to write!
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  935. Welcome to the channel! Glad you’re interested in this history.
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  936. Good morning! 🌞 Have a nice day.
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  937. Having lots of those large leeches attached must be painful. I saw a video of a man with his arm in a tub of leeches and they got fat very quickly. It was quite an awful mess. I don't know how the collectors managed because you have to be careful removing them - when they are still feeding their teeth can cause infection if not detached properly.
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  938. Thank you for commenting! I'm glad you found the history interesting.
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  939. Faith (and hope) that something better awaits than the pain of life.
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  940. Thank you! I’m glad you’re so interested in the content offered here. Plenty more to come.
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  941. Cheers! Glad this history interests you.
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  942. Thank you! I really appreciate it :)
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  943. There are arguably worse jobs, but they did have to suffer physical pain - hard on elderly men. Plus all bad weather and torment from omnibus drivers and street urchins.
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  944. 👍😂
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  945. This is a great recommendation!
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  946. I'm glad you enjoy the stories! A reflection of real life.
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  947. Thanks for watching Maulin. I'm sure the station is really creepy when it's quiet, especially if there are any echoes in the tunnels - whether the noises be normal or even paranormal.
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  948. Really interesting fact, thank you. I heard pilots didn’t like them much as the noise was so uncomfortable.
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  949. Thank you for your support Brian! Always worth checking you’re still subscribed as I’ve heard other channels mention that their viewers sometimes become unsubscribed.
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  950. Picking oakum was the task of removing tar fibre from ship ropes for use in other industries. It was often given as hard labour to the young and old instead of, for example, rock breaking. It was incredibly tedious work, as well as hard on thumbs and fingers. Thank you for watching.
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  951. That’s a difficult question to answer because Roman identity was more concerned with geographical origin. The original paint that would have appeared on ancient marble busts has been lost. We do know that his father was of North African origin and his mother Syrian. If you view the Severan Tondo, which is contemporary and depicts Caracalla and his family, you will see the artist’s impression of their appearance.
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  952. Great! Thanks for watching.
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  953. Glad you enjoy the narration!
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  954. It's a great place! So close to Hadrian's Wall and some beautiful countryside as well. Thank you.
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  955. Perhaps some did grow large - the ones that attacked the sewer hunters. Thank you for writing.
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  956. My latest video discusses the Five Points slum in New York.
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  957. Great to know this one had meaning for you. I really appreciate your support!
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  958. I’m glad you liked the presentation. The photos are really atmospheric of the descriptions the journalist provides.
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  959. This was reported by an American journalist writing for an American audience.
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  960. Thanks very much! Great to know you think the narration fits the atmosphere of Victorian London.
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  961. Thank you very much for the interesting information in your comment.
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  962. You’re welcome! Thank you.
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  963. You’re welcome. There are some more videos on my channel about maids. See the links in the description.
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  964. Thank you! I really appreciate it.
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  965. Yes, he tried to borrow prestige from a respected emperor. Elagabalus/Heliogabalus did the same - new video on him coming soon. Thanks for watching Patrice.
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  966. It's great that you enjoyed the presentation, though I must credit and thank Octavia Hill for her work. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  967. Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the video and a Happy Easter.
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  968. Thank you so much! Glad you think so.
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  969. Thank you so much! More to come.
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  970. I'm glad you're enjoying it. I have much more planned!
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  971. Great! It's really nice to know you were immersed in his story. Thank you for your comment.
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  972. It’s certainly an interesting euphemism! Not what one would imagine at all if it’s heard for the first time.
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  973. Thanks for listening! Glad you like the history.
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  974. It’s great to hear that you enjoy watching. Thank you very much!
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  975. I imagine it was a life with long hours of hard grafting. Tough times! Thanks for writing.
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  976. Thanks very much👍
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  977. Yes, I'm sure there were dishonest vagrants and the reports have truth (though the final police report appears unfair and vindictive), but the reality is that most were on the streets for no other reason than being destitute.
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  978. Always much appreciated 😊
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  979. Thank you for your comment John. Diocletian will come in future and I still need to do more research, so stay tuned! If you enjoyed watching this series of videos please share them with your friends - it would really help my channel a lot :)
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  980. Thank you! Glad you liked the presentation.
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  981. I’m honored that an Augusta watched my video!
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  982. Interesting. Thank you for sharing. The alterations to old buildings through the years tell a story as to how people lived and worked.
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  983. I’m afraid I only know what I find from an internet search in relation to this. It could be an old 17th Century nautical term for a temporary mast ‘jury mast’ for one lost. That might have evolved into Jerry-rigged or built. It looks like the use of the word in the wars may have evolved separately from German and ‘y’ - but there’s lots of discussion you can find about this by searching.
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  984. My pleasure and thank you for watching.
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  985. I have a video on my channel about Penny Sit-Ups called ‘Sleeping Rough.’
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  986. Wow, thank you! Sharing videos is a big help to attract a wider audience.
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  987. Cheers! Glad you like the presentation.
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  988. Glad it’s interesting history 🙂
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  989. Dickens passed away 40 years before the lives described in this video. I have a video on my channel about ‘Drink and Death in Victorian London’ should you be interested. Thank you for your comment.
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  990. Great to know the narration worked for you. Thank you!
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  991. Happy to provide a little time travel for ten minutes!
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  992. Much appreciated! There are several Jack London stories on my channel should you be interested.
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  993. I haven’t heard anything about the Kensington or Fulham workhouses yet, but you can find ideas on my channel about the Stratford Union and Poplar workhouses. I’m glad you enjoyed watching and thanks for writing.
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  994. Thank you. Saloop is still drunk today in various countries. The spelling seems to vary.
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  995. Thank you for your story. I’m glad this video had meaning for you.
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  996. I found Octavia Hill's story of her work very compelling. Thank you for your comment.
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  997. It's good to know there are landlords that care about their tenants today, just like Octavia Hill. I hope you are well and thank you very much for your comment.
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  998. I hope they would.
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  999. Thank you! I’m glad you’re interested in the history content here.
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  1000. Thank you! More to come.
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  1001. In many of the mugshots they are wearing tatty and worn clothes, sometimes with missing buttons and holes. Thank you for your comment.
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  1002. Hope to do more in future. Thank you!
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  1003. Fantastic!
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  1004. Glad you're interested in how people in the past lived. Thank you!
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  1005. Thank you for taking the time to comment. I have a video on the channel about the vagrancy law and it’s impact on the homeless in the Victorian era should it interest you.
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  1006. You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
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  1007. I’m glad to know you enjoy listening and they are a help to you. I hope you are feeling well. Thank you for watching and your comment.
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  1008. The film is very atmospheric and worth a watch.
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  1009. Thank you Dannii S. I find these social histories interesting too and it’s so nice to know that people enjoy the presentations I make. I really appreciate your support.
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  1010. It's possible the tall shoes are to appear imposing to customers and give the appearance of stature and confidence in what he is selling.
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  1011. Exactly right! Luckily they had shared aims.
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  1012. I believe some of the townhouses in the vicinity of Christ Church Spitalfields are worth many millions.
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  1013. I'm glad you found my channel and this video was interesting for you. The story is by Patrick MacGill if you want to find out more.
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  1014. Thank you for your comment and wishes. There were also men out drinking leaving women at home with children.
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  1015. There are lots of his stories on my channel starting with this: A Tourist in East End Victorian London (The People of the Abyss) https://youtu.be/3yrhhERC99w
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  1016. You're welcome and thank you for sharing your story!
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  1017. I’m glad you think so 😊 We aim to bring history to life. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  1018. Thank you for your kind words, which are much appreciated. Social history can be rather dark, for life was hard for many, though there is of course more positive tales of past times, games and even comedy to tell. Making this content is very hard work and long, long hours, but it is rewarding to read that viewers find it informative and entertaining and so I keep going. I’m grateful to have an audience and really appreciate the help and support I get with telling people about my channel and sharing videos. Thank you once again for your comment.
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  1019. Gin Palaces certainly sound like they were rowdy places where you would see people from all walks of life. Welcome to the channel! I hope you enjoy the content. Thank you.
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  1020. You are very welcome to the channel! I hope you enjoy what you find. You can check the playlists for long listening.
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  1021. Narrator is Irish.
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  1022. Excellent!
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  1023. Thank you for your comment. As you say, families used to be so much larger. It must have been a struggle to clothe and feed children and, if unemployed, there was usually nowhere else to look for help except family or the charity of neighbors on the same the street.
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  1024. Thank you firecracker. There's a Christmas pudding and Queen Victoria.
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  1025. That really is a big help and thank you so much for your support for my channel. It really does mean a lot! I hope you continue to enjoy the content 🙂
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  1026. Good day and thank you very much for watching! 😀
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  1027. I’m glad you think so. Thank you! We aim to present this history in an interesting and informative way.
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  1028. The turnip lantern looks particularly sinister!
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  1029. That's hard work!
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  1030. I have briefly read the history of that townhouse in Dublin and it has a very interesting story. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  1031. Thank you Lana! I hope her story was interesting for you.
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  1032. Thanks for your comment Khatoon 🙂
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  1033. Nice! Another great story to tell.
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  1034. A dark chapter in history and I appreciate it’s not an easy watch. New and longer theme this week.
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  1035. Johnny the Shoeshine!
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  1036. There was much poverty at Five Points. See my video on 'New York cellar prisoners,' which takes a look at Five Points, its development and basement tenements.
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  1037. I’m glad you enjoy the history here! I have a couple of videos on Bow - Fenian Barracks and Stinkhouse Bridge, if you’re interested.
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  1038. That’s great. Thank you very much!
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  1039. Glad you enjoy it! Thank you.
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  1040. Thank you KHATOON. It’s good to know you found the topic interesting.
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  1041. Thank you for your comment! It’s great to know you feel the tone was right.
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  1042. In the UK there is the idiom ‘put the feedbag on,’ though it’s dated and rarely heard nowadays. I imagine it was first heard in the Victorian era.
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  1043. Hello and thank you! I don’t know of any stories of hauntings, but none of these buildings survive, so if there were any tales to tell they probably went with the demolition of the buildings in the 1920s.
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  1044. There is so much character and life in some of the photos and illustrations. Even in the slums, there was entertainment and time for the children to dance. It's a shame that this time was fleeting.
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  1045. This is another place in Victorian London with a dark but fascinating story to tell.
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  1046. It's nice to know you enjoy watching the videos and find them meaningful. Thank you so much!
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  1047. Thanks! Great to know you found it useful for how people lived in the 1800s. Lots more like this on my channel.
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  1048. Wow! What’s the name of the book?
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  1049. That’s so nice of you to say. Thank you for your comment.
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  1050. I'm glad you enjoy the history! You can find the knocker-up man mentioned in a few of my videos. See 'Edwardian Lady who Lived with a Poor Family,' for example. Thank you for your comment.
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  1051. That's an impressive property! I discovered it has a website. The value of such a building today, in that location, is surely astronomical. Thank you for your kind words.
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  1052. Life really was hellish for the people the investigator visited and many of them children. Such lives must have offered little prospect for a better future. I wonder what happened to them or if they were offered any assistance by the visitor.
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  1053. Thanks for taking the time to write. These conditions were terrible, though luckily there were some medical professionals to witness what was going on and work for change.
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  1054. A grim discovery!
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  1055. William Crooks had quite a life story. Glad you enjoyed the video.
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  1056. What a great find. Those photos must be fascinating, especially if they show everyday people.
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  1057. It’s great that you think this is compelling to listen to as well. Thank you! There are several ‘street life’ videos on my channel.
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  1058. The same thought crossed my mind. Will Crooks clearly loved his mother dearly and the thoughts of his brother are mentioned in this account, so I have a feeling that they were a close family. I appreciate that doesn’t guarantee health and a good life, but I assume they looked after each other.
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  1059. That’s a sad story of a cruel war.
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  1060. Thank you. This was interesting to research. Glad you liked it.
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  1061. Welcome to the channel! Thank you. ‘Tawdry’ in reference to clothes here, means showy, but cheap and of poor quality.
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  1062. Perfect! ☕️
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  1063. Glad you enjoyed listening to this.
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  1064. You’re welcome to enjoy the videos in any way that suits your preference. In fact (and you may already know this) there are playlists on the channel page that you can use for long listening/sleeping for this purpose. The ‘Victorians’ playlist is long and growing. Thank you very much for your support!
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  1065. Yes, I think that he traded commodities for money or goods he needed and, for the most part, this provided a subsistence. Though it’s always possible he was able to get hold of even more precious valuables than the ones we know about such as the gold dust from La Concorde and the valuables taken from prisoners in Charles Town.
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  1066. I’m glad this was interesting viewing for you! Thank you for your comment.
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  1067. I'm sure that wasn't cheap?
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  1068. Isabella Bird's descriptions of oratories and later flimsy wall divisions do seems to show these were once occupied by, perhaps, wealthier individuals.
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  1069. I wonder if your friend was told about how life was like for his grandfather as a boy? Incredibly interesting.
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  1070. I’m glad you enjoy the content so much and I’m grateful to have you as a regular viewer! A Merry Christmas to you too whitetroutchannel 🙂
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  1071. Wishing you a happy 70th birthday for this month. Thank you for your comment.
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  1072. Merry Christmas firecracker! Thanks for your support.
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  1073. You’re welcome. Thanks for taking the time to comment. I’m glad it was good to listen to.
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  1074. Thank you for sharing my videos, it's much appreciated!
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  1075. Noted! Thank you very much for the Super Thanks! It's very much appreciated.
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  1076. His photos are incredible! We are lucky he was interested in photography and how to use flash.
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  1077. You are very welcome! Thanks for watching.
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  1078. The stink from the putrid sewer water of Nor’ Loch.
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  1079. Thank you. I thought it interesting to tell the history of Waterloo Bridge and the lives of some of the people who used it.
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  1080. Glad you liked it and thank you for watching.
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  1081. Great to know you find the history useful and thank you so much for your support. It’s really appreciated!
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  1082. Sadly housing conditions like this endured long into the 20th Century, though welfare and health care much improved. I’m glad you found this interesting and thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  1083. Our pleasure!
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  1084. A 'mischief' of rats!
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  1085. Cheers Bob!
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  1086. It’s great that you enjoy the narration! Thank you. I have some ideas for future works. There are playlists on the channel, which can be used a bit like audio books for long listening.
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  1087. It really is different. Lots demolished or destroyed by the Blitz. A few older houses remaining and one or two pubs and all now bounded by the towering high-rises of Old Street and City Road. Thanks Bob.
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  1088. You’re very welcome. I think it has a rather murky and yet interesting backstory! Thank you for your comment.
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  1089. This was really interesting to read - thank you for sharing! You must have done a lot of research into your family history to discover such facts. I'm glad you enjoyed the documentary.
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  1090. I’m more confident that he was an obese glutton than some of the dark stories told about his rule, but that depends if you trust the objectivity of ancient historians.
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  1091. I’m glad to hear they’re engaging and viewers find the content as revealing about the past as I do. Thank you for watching.
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  1092. A trip back in time to medieval France to kick off the new year! Thanks Dannii S.
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  1093. Glad you enjoyed the story.
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  1094. I really appreciate it. Thank you! I hope you enjoy the content.
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  1095. Thanks for watching Lana 😊
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  1096. Bones would be sold for glue and fertilizer production. I’m glad you like the channel!
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  1097. It’s ‘The People of the Abyss.’ There are several videos from it on my channel - starting with ‘A Tourist in East End Victorian London,’ if you’re interested in checking it out.
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  1098. Many of these people had so little and yet had to pay to live in such terrible conditions. Thank you for your comment.
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  1099. A big thank you for your Super Thanks. Cheers!
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  1100. Thanks whitetroutchannel. It's great to know this was an interesting topic for you. There were so many of these prison hulks that they must have been quite an imposing sight on the Thames and Medway in the 1800s.
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  1101. Welcome to the channel!
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  1102. Life was a real dystopia for too many people. Thanks for watching!
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  1103. It’s a nice word isn’t it? I think it’s appeared in one or two of my videos.
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  1104. It’s nice that you look forward to watching the videos. I really appreciate that. I hope you feel rested and I wish you a better week to come.
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  1105. I think we may never know. I hope that the help that was ‘forthcoming’ really did happen for both of them and improve their lives.
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  1106. It’s an unusual name for an emperor due to its etymology. There seems to be a variety of examples of its pronunciation on the internet, including as heard in the video. I’m not sure if there is a general consensus, though it would be interesting to hear views.
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  1107. Ireland 🙂
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  1108. Life was an endless struggle for most people. Thanks for being a regular viewer!
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  1109. Great! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  1110. Thanks so much!
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  1111. That's a very hard start in life. Perhaps he didn't want to remember such times. Thank you for your comment.
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  1112. Some of the streets remain, but none of the buildings. DC's old district names had character. I wonder if many residents are aware of them today?
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  1113. You're welcome! I hope it was interesting.
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  1114. Thank you very much Miji.
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  1115. Thank you so much for your support!
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  1116. I'm sure they are given proximity to the city. Some of the properties in Spitalfields are worth multiple millions.
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  1117. Interesting. I imagine the buildings had a coating of coal dust as well.
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  1118. You’re welcome! I really appreciate your support, thank you.
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  1119. Fantastic! Thank you. I found researching LA’s history really interesting.
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  1120. That’s great! It’s really nice to know that you found my channel and enjoy the content. Thank you. Lots more to come.
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  1121. That’s very kind of you to say, thank you! I’m glad you enjoy the history content on my channel.
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  1122. I’m just a very small channel I’m sure he’s never heard of compared to a famous filmmaker, but it’s kind of you to say, thank you.
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  1123. Glad you enjoyed this.
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  1124. Thank you. Welcome to the channel!
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  1125. That’s great! I’m glad the character made you smile. Thank you for your words of encouragement and support!.
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  1126. I'm glad to hear you enjoy the videos and thank you for subscribing. More to come!
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  1127. Thank you KHATOON. Flophouse was more commonly used in North America and doss house in the UK.
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  1128. London had a large Irish community during the Victorian era and it’s often talked about by commentators such as Henry Mayhew. It’s great that you enjoy the content here. Thank you!
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  1129. Cheers! It’s quite something just how monumental the bridge was on the Manhattan skyline following completion.
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  1130. You're welcome Bob! Thanks for watching.
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  1131. This area of Southwark will be featuring in a video soon.
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  1132. Thank you! I’m working on the next one.
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  1133. Thank you for your kind comment! The Victorian period and the books you mention are very interesting. More to come on this channel from the ‘Street Life’ accounts and I also aim to publish documentaries on some of the slums of London in future.
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  1134. I assume the blitz resulted in a lot of destruction and they eventually resolved to remove what was left - though the public house remained.
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  1135. The Dust Bowl looks an interesting subject. Thank you for watching!
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  1136. You’re welcome. I’m glad the video had meaning for you. Thank you for your comment.
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  1137. Glad it interests you. Thanks for being a regular viewer!
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  1138. Really appreciated!!
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  1139. It’s nice to read you thought so much of this one. His past is a poignant story. Thank you for your comment.
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  1140. The aim of the channel is to bring life to the past so I’m very glad it worked for you. Thank you for taking the time to write a comment.
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  1141. Fast!
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  1142. Rag and bone men could still be seen on the streets in the UK a few decades ago.
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  1143. Thank you for enjoying the presentation! Your comment is much appreciated.
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  1144. This is really interesting. I wonder what factors influenced decisions to stay in New York or move to other cities - in this case Pittsburg. I assume the benefit (or absence) of friends or family contacts in established communities and perhaps an offer of employment. Thank you for taking the time to write.
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  1145. Thank you! It makes the research worthwhile. More coming next week.
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  1146. Great! Hope it was good watching.
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  1147. Thanks and welcome to the channel!
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  1148. Yes, you’re right. Poverty and suffering didn’t go away and even a lot of slum housing was still being lived in well into the 60s even after clearances and the blitz.
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  1149. Fantastic! Thank you. Lots more stories from New York on my channel.
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  1150. If you’d like to watch, I have a video on my channel with the account of the beginning of his journey in London: ‘A Tourist in East End Victorian London.’ Thank you for your comment.
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  1151. I think this definitely rates as one of the worst Victorian (and earlier) jobs!
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  1152. It’s great to know you found help through the Salvation Army. I hope and trust you continue to do well. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.
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  1153. Hope you enjoy it! Whitechapel has a rich history - it's inhabitants, unfortunately, didn't live rich lives.
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  1154. Thank you for your support! It’s great to know you enjoy the narration.
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  1155. He also wrote very famous books set in Alaska, North America.
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  1156. Thank you Bob. Hope it was interesting.
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  1157. Much appreciated!
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  1158. Thank you! Drink and public houses feature quite a lot here. I find history fascinating too.
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  1159. Yes, his early life was tough. I'm glad his story was interesting for you.
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  1160. You’re very kind. Thank you so much for being a regular viewer. It’s such great support that keeps me going!
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  1161. I'm glad you found the channel! Thank you.
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  1162. Time does go fast! I'm grateful for your support firecracker. All the best.
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  1163. You’re very welcome! I really do value your kind words and support.
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  1164. A BIG thank you!!! It's reapply appreciated. Happy holidays firecracker.
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  1165. A poignant quote, thank you Dannii S.
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  1166. You're welcome 😊
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  1167. Strong and a certain amount of luck with regard health, friends and family. Thank you for supporting my channel.
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  1168. You’re very welcome. Thank you too for your comment and support!
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  1169. Much appreciated!
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  1170. Thank you so much! 😊
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  1171. In a time before film, these accounts are as close as we can get to the past (with some photographs, albeit limited in number). Thank you for your kind words.
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  1172. Great! The Victorian era is fascinating... though, of course, dark and disturbing too. Thanks for being a regular viewer.
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  1173. I imagine so, given anyone that used the streets to walk on faced the same issues with dirt. Most contemporary illustrations and photos however show men having their boots cleaned, so I understand the question. Women’s Chelsea type lace-up boots were black.
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  1174. You are very welcome! Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  1175. I’m glad you like it - I’m keen on social history and it makes it worthwhile for me that viewers find it interesting and entertaining. Please share my videos with friends or family if you can - it all helps build an audience. Thank you for your comment.
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  1176. Yes, you’re right. Mayhew noted that he discovered some accounts of girl chimney sweeps in the early 1800s.
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  1177. The trickery employed by these thieves must have taken some time to craft. Thank you for your support!
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  1178. Super! You're welcome. Hope you found the story of interest.
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  1179. Thank you! 😃
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  1180. Thank you very much! More to come.
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  1181. That’s nice of you to say. I’m glad you enjoy the narration and the atmosphere it brings to the subject. Thank you for your comment.
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  1182. No, not the same. It's fantastic you enjoy it!
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  1183. Great! I hope the notifications are working 🤞😀
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  1184. Glad to bring life to stories of the past. Happy New Year! 🙂
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  1185. You're most welcome.
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  1186. You're welcome. I appreciate your support.
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  1187. Thank you for your interesting story. It’s amazing to see how much London has changed since Victorian times, with the banks of the Thames once driven by commerce and now tourism.
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  1188. And only a penny to get in! 😃
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  1189. It's one for the future! Thanks for the suggestion.
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  1190. It must also have been so physically demanding on crossing sweeepers in older age. Some also had to work with various ailments and disabilities.
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  1191. Great! You will find lots of them here.
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  1192. This sounds very interesting! Thank you for your comment.
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  1193. Thank you! It’s recorded in written form but I like to find a way to bring life to their words.
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  1194. Thank you so much! You’re very welcome. Happy holidays 🙂
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  1195. Yes, you're right, though it's nice to end on an upbeat story, once in a while :)
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  1196. I really appreciate it. More to come!
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  1197. A rather dark story for Christmas. I’m glad you found it worthwhile, thank you.
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  1198. Thanks! I'm glad you liked Tom's story.
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  1199. Thank you! Slums blight too many countries past and present.
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  1200. Thank you! I’m glad you found it interesting.
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  1201. Thank you. I hope it was worth you waiting!
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  1202. You're welcome 😊
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  1203. I’m glad you found it good to watch. Thank you. Yes, you’re right.
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  1204. Thanks for listening!
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  1205. I’m glad you’re finding the videos interesting! It’s nice to know you enjoy the characters and that they bring life to the voices of people from the past.
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  1206. I'm glad I got the timing right for you with this one. Thank you very much being a regular viewer.
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  1207. You’re welcome. Glad you find the history compelling.
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  1208. Domestic service was certainly hard work, though it offered a regular income compared to sporadic work. Thank you for your comment.
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  1209. Thank you! Kind of you to comment.
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  1210. It’s nice that you think so. I’m glad you enjoyed. Thank you so much!
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  1211. Thanks very much!
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  1212. I hope you enjoyed watching!
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  1213. You're welcome! Great to know you think so.
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  1214. Glad you like the narration. Thank you for your support!
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  1215. Good to know!
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  1216. Yes, there were philanthropists, though not many landladies like Octavia Hill. Luckily there were some willing landowners as well to allow her to do her good work.
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  1217. Really interesting and thank you for sharing.
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  1218. Thank you for your kind comment. Sharing my videos on social media etc helps a lot and I’m working on new ways of support.
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  1219. Thank you! I also think the poem to be powerful in meaning and message.
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  1220. They went without decent food and were poorly clothed. Without this and education, future was bleak.
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  1221. Thanks lynne! Glad you found the history of Drury Land interesting.
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  1222. Thanks Lana! I guess you’ve seen my videos about Evansville?
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  1223. Thanks Lynne. Much appreciated!
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  1224. You’re welcome. Thanks for taking the time to comment. It’s great support 😊
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  1225. It's great to know Octavia Hill's story had meaning for you. Thank you for your comment.
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  1226. Much appreciated. You too! 😀
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  1227. Thank you! I hope you enjoy.
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  1228. This was a very filthy and dangerous job! Thanks for watching.
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  1229. Thank you so much Olwyn! I’m happy you enjoyed it.
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  1230. This is interesting. Do you know the name of these neighbourhoods?
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  1231. I’m glad you enjoyed the show. Thank you for your comment!
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  1232. Very interesting. Thank you for sharing. These were typical trades along with, for example, seamstresses.
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  1233. Thanks for your feedback. Glad you liked the content.
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  1234. Thanks! I'm glad you enjoy them. New York has many stories to tell.
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  1235. There are a couple of videos on American slums on the channel. I hope to do more content in future. Thanks for watching.
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  1236. Glad you enjoy the narration!
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  1237. You’re welcome! Glad you found it worthwhile.
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  1238. It’s interesting to know more of the ship’s history, thank you!
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  1239. They do look similar to the windows in the movie.
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  1240. Thanks Brian! Glad you like it.
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  1241. I glad you think this was the right approach and that you enjoyed it. I'm sure you'll find the others in time. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  1242. How times change! Interesting you're so close to the location.
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  1243. I’m glad you found my channel. Thank you for your kind words and I really do appreciate your effort in helping my videos reach a wider audience :) More to come!
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  1244. He must have had some interesting stories to tell.
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  1245. Glad you enjoy it!
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  1246. That's interesting to know. Thank you for sharing.
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  1247. Interesting. I will have to read what he describes. Thank you!
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  1248. Cheers firecracker!
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  1249. More to come! Glad you like them.
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  1250. That’s the first time I’ve heard someone say they workout while watching one of my videos. I’m glad it works for you! Thank you.
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  1251. I’m really interested in this side of US history too. I have a video about Soapy Smith you may find interesting if you haven’t seen it yet.
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  1252. Thank you for your interesting comment. It’s nice to know you find the topic interesting. The identity of Jack the Ripper is, as far as I know, still disputed.
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  1253. Glad you enjoyed!
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  1254. Hello 👋🏼 Have a great evening!
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  1255. It’s quite incredible how many Duckworth described seeing, their size and the noise they made. Imagine seeing them running down the street every time it rained, and it rains a lot in London!
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  1256. Many a graveyard has been moved, built over or no doubt forgotten over the years.
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  1257. A big thank you for this Brian! You’re very kind 😊
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  1258. Interesting to read about your family history and the mills. Thank you very much whitetroutchannel!
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  1259. Thank you! I imagine a collector would have to find many leeches to make it financially worthwhile, thus increasing the risk to health.
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  1260. Thank you for taking the time to comment. Your kind words are much appreciated!
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  1261. An interesting thought. Workhouse casual wards offered food and shelter, and you were free to leave, except leaving meant no food - and having food meant doing hard labour.
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  1262. It does seem to have been run like a military operation with labour tasks expected to be carried out at specific times. Though something seems to have gone wrong since it caught fire and was sunk! I’m glad you found the story of the hulks interesting!.
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  1263. Glad you think so. Thank you for your comment!
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  1264. Thanks for your comment and sharing your interesting story.
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  1265. I have a video about Booth’s account of London’s homeless on my channel: ‘In Darkest Victorian England.’ Thank you for your comment.
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  1266. Inhabitants had to endure terrible living conditions as well as pollution and fetid air. I think they were still cleaning up during modern developments along the Cut. Thank you and a happy new year to you too!
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  1267. A pleasure! Thanks Lana 😊
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  1268. Super! Thank you so much for being a regular viewer. Happy New Year.
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  1269. Working class families often lived in overcrowded conditions, sometimes with much larger families than the Crooks family. Thank you for your comment.
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  1270. The surroundings do appear very pleasant and tranquil. Thanks for watching.
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  1271. Yes, hard lives in the past for the many. Thank you for your comment.
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  1272. Thanks for your comment Jack. It would have been good if they had kept it as a museum station like Aldwych for ‘ghost’ station tours.
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  1273. My pleasure! Thank you mamasinger 😊
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  1274. Thank you very much Lynne!
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  1275. Quite a sombre one, but I hope it was interesting for you.
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  1276. Thank you very much for the Super Thanks!
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  1277. Glad you found it worthwhile!
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  1278. I appreciate it :-) Thank you for your support!
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  1279. It's great you think so, thank you! The channel aims to bring life to the past.
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  1280. The value of a commodity for which they scavenged is now of less worth than the everyday objects they may have carried with them and are sought on the shores today.
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  1281. Picking oakum was a common punishment - tedious work consisting of removing strands from old ropes so it could be re-used in ship caulking. Also, rock breaking. Thank you for your comment!
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  1282. Thank you for your comment! It’s great to know that you enjoyed the presentation. There is an episode 2 for the Old Town slums on my channel should you be interested.
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  1283. You’re right that he was advised against going to the East End. I have a video on my channel about the start of his journey: ‘A Tourist in Victorian London,’ which tells the beginning of his story.
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  1284. Perfect!
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  1285. I find the documentary work of the Victorian journalists incredibly detailed and interesting. I’m happy you enjoy watching, thank you.
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  1286. Thank you! It’s kind of you to comment. You will find lots more like this on my channel and more to come.
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  1287. I'm glad to hear you enjoy them - thanks for watching. More to come!
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  1288. They remind me of pirate names!
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  1289. Thank you!! I really appreciate it.
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  1290. Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching.
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  1291. So young to find themselves doing hard labour in prison.
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  1292. You're welcome!
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  1293. There was a stark variation in sentencing - at least from the cases selected.
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  1294. I imagine some of these tenements that once housed poor families on New York’s Lower East Side are worth millions today.
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  1295. What was it like living in a tenement?
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  1296. Always appreciate your support!
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  1297. Thank you! I’m glad you find this type of history valuable.
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  1298. Welcome back Bob 😊 Thank you.
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  1299. Great! It’s nice this history has meaning for you.
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  1300. Thank you for your support!
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  1301. Hard labour for such young children. Very hard times.
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  1302. Welcome to the channel! It’s great that the content is compelling for you. Thank you.
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  1303. I'm happy you like how we present history. Thank you! I'm interested in ideas. A lot does depend on whether people documented their experiences. I haven't seen anything about canals.
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  1304. That’s very interesting. Such a long way back in time as well. There were lots of lightermen working in the Port of London. Thank you for your comment.
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  1305. I'm glad you enjoy these real life stories from the past. I like to think it brings history alive. Thank you very much for your support!
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  1306. I’m really pleased you enjoy watching! Thanks for writing 😊
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  1307. Welcome to the channel! Thank you for your comment.
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  1308. Glad the video came to you at the right time! Thank you and I hope you found it engaging.
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  1309. Thank you and Merry Christmas!
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  1310. That’s interesting. I wonder why ‘walloper’? Perhaps due to the physical work and noise from the verb ‘wallop.’ Thank you for your comment.
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  1311. A pleasure! Stories of the reality of life in the past are worth telling.
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  1312. That's interesting! Spitalfields was notorious in the 1880s. I have a video on my channel about Dorset Street - just across the road from Flower and Dean Street, which was similar and characterized by lodging houses. Thank you for sharing.
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  1313. That's great to hear. Thank you so much!
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  1314. Thank you Lynne!
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  1315. I'm happy you think this one was a good watch! Thank you.
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  1316. You’re welcome. I’m glad you like the history!
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  1317. Thank you Wendy! I'm glad you found this one interesting. There were certainly worse activities to be doing on the streets than to be in a Penny Gaff.
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  1318. Thanks for writing! Lots more history to come.
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  1319. Thanks Bob! It's great to have your support.
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  1320. Thanks for watching!
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  1321. Thanks for being a regular viewer and taking the time to comment. It's really appreciated!
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  1322. It is very hard to imagine oneself living in such conditions, though I know they had no idea about the comforts we enjoy today, it doesn't change the fact that it was a hard life of constant work and worry. Thank you for your comment and it's great to know you enjoy the content.
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  1323. History unvarnished and according to those who lived it here. I’m glad you find the presentation appealing and I value your support, thank you!
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  1324. Cheers!
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  1325. Thanks! Glad to entertain.
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  1326. There were separate wards for men, women, boys and girls.
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  1327. Thank you Khatoon. I appreciate your support.
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  1328. A huge sum of money! Tenants struggled to pay the rent in the past by several people living together. Surely impossible for working class people today in that location.
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  1329. Researching the living conditions of the poor in America is of interest to me and I will be turning my attention to such content some time in future. Thanks for watching.
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  1330. A pleasure! Thanks for taking the time to watch and write 🙂
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  1331. The River Thames and the Limehouse Cut were very dirty, which resulted in the 'Great Stink' of 1858 before Joseph Bazalgette revolutionized the sewerage system of central London. It's nice to know you found this documentary useful and thank you for watching.
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  1332. I’m very glad they appeal to you. Thank you!
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  1333. It's great to know you find the content of value and thank you very much for your comment.
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  1334. I agree, dental health is of interest. I have had this on my mind for some time as I research, though I haven’t yet found any suitable accounts that go beyond medical statistics. Thank you for your kind comment.
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  1335. I’m glad these workhouse stories helped in some way. Thanks for your support!
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  1336. It's great to know you enjoyed his story, thank you!
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  1337. That’s very kind of you to say. Thank you for watching regularly. Best wishes to you 😀
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  1338. It’s great to know you find the history in Glasgow interesting and useful at the same time. Thank you Khatoon!
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  1339. Welcome aboard!
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  1340. It’s really nice to know you look forward to new videos, thank you. I wish you a good day!
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  1341. This is an interesting story. Thank you for sharing!
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  1342. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  1343. I have a video on ‘bone grabbers’ of Victorian London. This (and rag gatherers) were the 19th Century equivalent of the rag and bone men. Thank you for your interesting story.
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  1344. An ominous name for a street!
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  1345. Thanks! I appreciate you being a regular viewer.
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  1346. It's nice you found the video meaningful, thank you.
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  1347. Thanks very much. I hope you enjoy when you watch! Yes, the narration is.
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  1348. It’s great that you enjoy the narration! Lots more content like this on my channel, though no audiobooks yet. Thank you for your comment.
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  1349. Yes, this is true. This video is the view of someone describing the first half of the 19th Century, where there was less philanthropic work being carried out than the latter half. It’s a good topic. I have one video on my channel (Slum Landlords and Nightmare Tenants) about Octavia Hill, who was doing good work with housing on behalf of John Ruskin.
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  1350. Thanks 🙂 It’s Halloween time so this is my offering!
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  1351. No, I’m afraid not. This content costs a lot of time and money to produce and is copyright. I’m glad you enjoy the content.
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  1352. Welcome back Ann65 😀 I wish you better with your health issues!
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  1353. A much safer activity!
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  1354. Much changed today from its 19th Century character! Thanks for watching.
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  1355. It's great that you think so! Much appreciated.
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  1356. It's great that you found this to be informative. I really appreciate your support for the channel. Thank you!
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  1357. Thank you for listening!
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  1358. You’re welcome. I’m glad you enjoy how these historic tales are presented. Thank you for your comment.
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  1359. Hard labour seemed to feature a lot in the punishment sentences, even with a prison term.
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  1360. Me too - in the sense it’s of real interest. Thanks for watching!
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  1361. Thank you! That’s great to hear.
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  1362. Thank you for your comment. There are several videos on the channel from Jack London and more to come.
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  1363. Thanks for watching and sharing! I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
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  1364. He must have known the descriptions of Riis well having lived it.
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  1365. Thank you! It’s nice to know you enjoyed the narration.
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  1366. Thank you for sharing your story and a warm welcome to the channel!
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  1367. Five Points was notorious!
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  1368. Thank you very much The Birthday Skeleton! Happy New Year and have a great party 😀🎉
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  1369. I'm pleased you find them so appealing! Thanks for being a regular viewer.
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  1370. That's much appreciated! There are some amazing Victorian graphic artists. I suppose they had to be at that time when the printing press was taking off, but photography wasn't yet widespread.
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  1371. I really do value you saying that because sharing videos and spreading the word about my channel is a huge help and keeps it going. It makes the hard work worthwhile, thank you!
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  1372. Welcome to the channel! Thank you and I hope you enjoy the history content.
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  1373. Interesting comment about your family history. Thank you very much!
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  1374. My pleasure 😊
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  1375. Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you!
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  1376. Thanks for watching Bob!
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  1377. Thank you for saying so. It's really nice to hear when a viewer finds a video interesting or informative.
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  1378. Thank you Miji.
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  1379. It's really interesting to know this word originated from poor quality textiles. Thanks for sharing!
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  1380. It's on my list and I hope to get there one day. I'm definitely interested in Toronto. Have a great afternoon!
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  1381. I’m glad you found it an interesting topic. Thank you!
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  1382. Thank you. I'm glad you thought so!
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  1383. Much appreciated!
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  1384. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  1385. Very nice of you to say! 🙂
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  1386. Thank you so much! It’s nice to know you like the presentation.
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  1387. Glad you enjoyed it so much! Thank you.
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  1388. Thank you for your informative comment. It’s good that leeches serve a beneficial function in modern medicine.
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  1389. There were lots of alleys in Washington D.C. Different to New York and of great interest. Thank you for your comment.
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  1390. Thank you for enjoying the narration. It’s great you feel it brings atmosphere to the stories of people from the past.
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  1391. Thank you so much!
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  1392. Thank you Lana!
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  1393. Thank you very much! More to come.
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  1394. A great description!
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  1395. Thank you so much 😊 I’m glad you like the video.
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  1396. Interesting to know this, thank you!
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  1397. Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed watching.
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  1398. Thank you very much Miji 😊
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  1399. Breathing the dust constantly being dangerous to health.
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  1400. Very interesting. Thanks for sharing!
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  1401. Thank you! It’s so nice you enjoy the content here. Lots more planned for the channel.
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  1402. Welcome to the channel! Thank you very much. There’s lots more about the Victorians you can find on the channel page and more to come.
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  1403. Thank you for your kind words. I’m working on more content.
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  1404. I'm glad you think we told his story with life. Thank you for your comment!
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  1405. Fantastic! Thanks for being a regular viewer.
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  1406. I’m always looking for ideas, even if it’s for videos that will probably be made several months in future. It’s also nice to read suggestions for sources. Thank you for your comment!
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  1407. Yes, awful lives for many of these children. Their parents fell into poverty, but a lot of these kids were born into it and knew no other life. Thank you for your comment.
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  1408. Sadly, it's all too true. We have accounts of working in the mills. Thank you for your comment.
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  1409. A bitter story, but I’m glad you found it compelling to listen to, thank you.
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  1410. Thanks for visiting my channel. I hope you find the content interesting.
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  1411. It’s a tin type photo that gives such an effect.
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  1412. That was the charge recorded. Unfortunately I don’t have any elaboration. It does seem to infer wearing stolen clothes.
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  1413. Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed a visit to London's past.
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  1414. You’re very kind!!
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  1415. You’re very kind to say so. Thanks for your support!
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  1416. Thanks for listening! Much appreciated.
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  1417. Great to know you enjoy the narration, thank you!
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  1418. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  1419. St. Ninian's Row, Leith Walk - the buildings are still there today! Thank you for your comment and support for my channel.
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  1420. It’s good to know you find this history useful. Thank you!
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  1421. Our pleasure!
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  1422. I'm not aware of a consensus on the pronunciation of his unofficial name or any sources that discuss this in detail. There seem to be a variety of different examples on the internet.
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  1423. I hope to take a look at it in future. Thanks for watching!
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  1424. I hadn’t heard of the film, but watched a video clip and can see what you mean. That was interesting! Thank you for the information and leaving a comment.
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  1425. Welcome back Brian! I hope you're ok now.
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  1426. Happy New Year!
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  1427. Thank you so much!
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  1428. Yes, slums were in many places. Canada and Australia too. Thank you for your comment.
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  1429. Glad you found it interesting. Thank you and stay warm!
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  1430. Thank you very much Miji 😊
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  1431. Sorry to hear that. I hope the new year brings you better times.
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  1432. Happy to hear that! Thanks for taking the time to comment. It means a lot.
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  1433. Thank you KHATOON. It’s great to know you found the history so interesting. Much appreciated!
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  1434. There were many slums in Victorian London. Some came and went over the century and some were more infamous than others. St. Giles and Seven Dials are early examples and there are videos about life in them on my channel.
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  1435. It does! I don't know for sure I'm afraid. There could be truth and potentially embellishment, but it was written a long time ago. Thank you for your comment.
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  1436. Glad it was helpful!
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  1437. That's very interesting. It seems that Green Park has quite a few ghost stories to tell. Apparently it is also said be the site of the burial ground of the former leper's hospital of St James's.
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  1438. You're welcome 😊 Get well soon!
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  1439. Thank you Lynne!
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  1440. I’m really glad you enjoyed the video and feel it has the right atmosphere for the story. Please share the video or my channel with others if you feel they’d like it too, as that really helps grow an audience. Thank you for watching!
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  1441. That’s very nice to hear. I really value your support. Thank you so much!
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  1442. Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the presentation.
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  1443. Yes, a very dynamic woman by all accounts.
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  1444. Thank you very much. It means a lot to know a viewer enjoyed watching, so thank you for your comment! Please share this video with your friends.
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  1445. Brushfield Street is where Paternoster Row is written on the map - Little Paternoster Row being the linking street between Dorset Street and Brushfield Street. Brushfield Street retains its name today. Thank you for your comment.
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  1446. It’s interesting how the notorious reputation of doss houses lived long in our language.
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  1447. Hope it brings back good memories for you. Thank you for your comment.
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  1448. Thanks, you too!
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  1449. Glad you found it interesting 🙂
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  1450. This seems to have happened to a lot of viewers. Have you got notifications turned on? Glad you found the video.
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  1451. I see what you mean.
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  1452. You’re welcome. It’s George Haw.
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  1453. Thank you very much! I’m glad you find the history interesting.
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  1454. Great to know you enjoyed this. Thank you!
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  1455. See my video on the slums of Paris here: https://youtu.be/_KeEbajBO_Y I hope to do something on Australia in future.
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  1456. Thank you! The next video will be a surprise.
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  1457. Thank you! It's really appreciated.
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  1458. Fantastic! Happy New Year.
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  1459. It's really great that you found it so interesting. Thank you!
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  1460. Glad to hear. Thank you so much!
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  1461. It's fair to say it's a reality of modern life too. Thanks for sharing your story!
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  1462. Nice. I wonder what her association was with the tower. Maybe some sort of operator? She seems to want to be known. I don’t know if many mediums have made contact. Very interesting - thanks for watching and telling your story.
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  1463. Very interesting! I read that jasmine is used as perfume - but an expensive one. I don't know how popular it was in the 1940s though. I imagine that communications, as you suggest, was a likely role. Perhaps if she was that dedicated to her role, and was an authority figure, helps to explain why she stays now. I really appreciate you telling me about this (and for other viewers to read). The tower has an intriguing story to tell and it's still ongoing.
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  1464. Cheers bobcosmic! I hope it was interesting.
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  1465. Fantastic! I'm glad you enjoyed.
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  1466. Thank you for watching regularly! It's nice to know you enjoy listening to the history.
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  1467. You're very welcome and thank you for your kind wishes. It means a lot.
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  1468. My pleasure!
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  1469. Ireland is on my list of ideas (it’s a long list). It’s appealing for history content and there’s a few places there I’m interested in. I hope to get to it some time. I’m glad you like the new picture - I like their jolly character.
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  1470. Thank you very much Khatoon.
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  1471. Thank you so much. The shop does look like it would fit as The Old Curiosity Shop in the novel.
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  1472. Thank you! Will Crooks’ life was eventful to say the least. A difficult story and I’m glad to know you found it of value.
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  1473. Great! Thank you. Hope it was interesting for you.
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  1474. It's a human narrator and it takes a lot of effort. I don't even know how to use AI. I'm glad you enjoy listening.
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  1475. Pertinent words indeed.
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  1476. I wish you a better Monday. Best wishes.
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  1477. Wow, thank you so much! I’m glad you like the content.
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  1478. Thank you! More to come.
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  1479. Glad you enjoy it and thanks for being a regular viewer!
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  1480. Very bleak.
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  1481. It's fantastic that you like history of everyday people on my channel. Thank you so much!
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  1482. It is tasty, but bread seems to have been preferred. Money and time ruled the kitchen for these families.
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  1483. Definitely a bizarre name and that provokes interest!
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  1484. It's really nice to know that you think the presentation and narration are fitting for this history. Thank you for your comment.
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  1485. You’re welcome. Thanks for watching.
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  1486. The meaning is to be built cheaply and hastily - badly done. Mid-19th Century origin as far as I can tell.
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  1487. It looks a very attractive house! I found out it is designed in Italianate architecture, was built in 1848 and is listed on the USA’s National Register of Historic Places.
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  1488. Thanks for watching. Many reports of ghosts on the London Underground.
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  1489. You’re welcome. Thank you.
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  1490. Thank you. More to come!
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  1491. Thank you! Cheers!
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  1492. In summer it can get very hot an sunny ...but for winter they must need very warm clothes!
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  1493. Much appreciated! Thanks for checking out the history of the dustmen.
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  1494. Awesome, thank you!
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  1495. Super! I hope you enjoy listening 😊
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  1496. Thank you for your comment. These videos find an audience from searches and if they are watched and shared that growth would appear. I think there probably are ‘parts’ of the Amber Room out there… somewhere - even if in pieces and hard now to ascertain origin.
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  1497. Thanks for the information! This is interesting to know. I’ll look at the details.
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  1498. Thank you very much! I’m glad you found it. I’m not sure what happens to notifications.
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  1499. It really is!
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  1500. I'm glad to know you find inspiration from my channel. Thank you!
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  1501. Thank you. Very much appreciated!
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  1502. They worked so many hours for so little. I can’t imagine what it would have been like to toil so long to find the glue didn’t dry or seal, meaning all your work and expenses were wasted. All they had in such events was the charity of neighbours.
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  1503. Thank you! Happy New Year Miji 😀
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  1504. I’m glad you enjoyed the presentation, thank you. I have another video on my channel about the Victorians and drink should you be interested.
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  1505. That’s so nice to know, thank you. The next video will be an extended edition!
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  1506. Thank you so much 😀 Glad you enjoyed!
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  1507. Hope it was interesting viewing.
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  1508. It would seem to make sense that it wasn’t far away, though equally it would need to have been somewhere he could have stashed it in the first place undetected. Perhaps that’s why it’s been lost if it was near the river or shore.
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  1509. Some of the older prints look like etchings or engravings, though I can’t say with certainty. Thank you firecracker.
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  1510. There will be content later this month, which I hope should interest you and in future I hope to take a more detailed look at workhouses.
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  1511. Cheers firecracker!
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  1512. It's great that you're interested in the Edwardians. Lots of content here about that era, and the Victorians too!
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  1513. Great 👍 Thanks for watching.
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  1514. I think the opinion of Caracalla at the time may have been more nuanced. While he was considered brutal and cruel by the senate and no doubt Alexandrians, he was popular with the army. He not only raised their pay but spent much time fostering relations with them. He also reinforced the provinces and constructed many roads. Macrinus usurped the throne by force. He was a competent administrator but upset the army with his fiscal reforms. The fact that Elagabalus took Caracalla's name and his mother promoted the story that Elagabalus was his son tells us there was still much to be gained by association with Caracalla - at least from the army, who really held the balance of power more than the officials.
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  1515. I have a video on Edwardian lodging houses - link in the description.
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  1516. Nice to know you enjoy how my channel presents these history stories. Glad you found it worthwhile, thank you!
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  1517. Thank you for your comment. See this video for the story of a Donegal girl in Glasgow: A Hard Night in Glasgow's Stinking Rat Pit (1900s Cheap Lodging House) https://youtu.be/qb8oBKbXhmo
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  1518. Thank you very much 😊
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  1519. Thank you and best wishes.
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  1520. Glad you enjoyed the presentation. Thank you for watching!
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  1521. That's amazing Moon Dancer! A Happy New Year to you and thank you so much.
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  1522. Great to know you found it useful! Thank you.
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  1523. Have a great day Lana!
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  1524. Thank you so much Brian!
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  1525. Happy to help!
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  1526. Thank you for sharing your story. Conditions were, unfortunately, similar in many of Britain and Ireland's towns and cities. I'm glad you find my channel content interesting and your comment is much appreciated.
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  1527. There was plenty of bad on the Limehouse Cut, unfortunately. I’m glad you’re interested in the Victorians! Thank you for your comment.
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  1528. Much of the property in the area is worth millions now - a stark contrast to the slums of Spitalfields in the 19th Century.
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  1529. This slum area in Spitalfields seemed to linger on until the 1920s before demolition, whereas others like the Old Nichol were being redeveloped much earlier.
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  1530. Bone Grubbers took rags and bones to merchants in exchange for money. Rags were sold on for making cheap clothes named 'shoddy.' Bones were sold to factories producing soap and glue. I hope this is useful and thank you very much for your comment.
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  1531. Hope you enjoyed!
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  1532. Thank you so much for taking the time to write and your kind words. I’m glad you enjoy listening.
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  1533. Glad the atmosphere works for you. Thank you!
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  1534. It would be interesting to know what the police definition of fresh was!
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  1535. My pleasure!
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  1536. Glad it worked for you. Thank you!
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  1537. I'm sure you've read the book.
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  1538. Cheers SoldierPoet!
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  1539. Yes, the unexpected sound of new anti-aircraft guns contributed to the panic, and a rush ensued with tragic results. Thank you for watching and your comment Vinyl Stash.
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  1540. Welcome to the channel. I’m glad you’re interested in the history and like how it’s presented. Thank you!
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  1541. Sweet!
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  1542. I believe the etymology in this sense derives from the 18th Century (when the Limehouse Cut was opened) and means ‘channel or trench made by cutting or digging.’
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  1543. Interesting to know, thank you.
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  1544. Thank you for your comment! There will be more from Edinburgh to come.
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  1545. Great! Thanks for visiting my channel.
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  1546. Agreed, and it must have been a foreboding sound as well to hear it coming and not know where it will fall. Thanks for watching!
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  1547. Glad to help with your curiosity! Thank you so much for your support.
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  1548. Glad you enjoyed the presentation and thank you for your comment.
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  1549. Really nice to know you like the narration. Thank you!
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  1550. You're welcome. Lots more social history on my channel.
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  1551. This is a sad story of a very hard life. Thank you for sharing.
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  1552. Laborious and repetitive work, but at least not breaking rocks.
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  1553. I'm not sure we'll ever know, but I hope so too. Thanks for watching!
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  1554. Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed.
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  1555. Glad you enjoyed this! Thank you.
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  1556. That’s quite a story!
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  1557. Glad you enjoy it! Thank you for your support.
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  1558. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed.
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  1559. Thank you for your comment!
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  1560. Welcome to the channel! Thank you. You can find Jack London content here. I hope you enjoy.
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  1561. Great to know you find the content interesting to watch. Thank you so much!
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  1562. You’re welcome! I’m glad you’re enjoying the content. Thank you.
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  1563. You're very welcome! Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  1564. Enjoy!
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  1565. I think I’d need a drink after being in The Spike!
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  1566. Thank you! Next Sunday's video is in production.
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  1567. Wow, thank you!
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  1568. Thank you so much!! Your tip is really appreciated 😊
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  1569. He went into a huge amount of detail. It’s a long and interesting read.
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  1570. I’m glad you found the channel. Lots more content to come!
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  1571. Thank you Moon Dancer. These unfortunate men had poor protective clothing.
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  1572. Thank you. I’m really glad you enjoy this. Lots more on the channel!
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  1573. Hope you enjoyed it!
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  1574. Thank you Lana. Have a great day!
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  1575. It’s an interesting idea, thank you. I did make a video on the slums of Paris, though I haven’t thought about other continental cities.
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  1576. You can find out more about 'Penny Sit-ups' - sleeping on ropes and benches - in my video 'Rough Sleeping,' should you be interested.
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  1577. Glad you enjoy it! 😊
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  1578. Thanks for listening!
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  1579. You’re very welcome 😊
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  1580. The Rich moved to the New Town when that was constructed. There are two more stories from Isabella Bird’s journey through Edinburgh’s slum on the channel if you’ve not yet seen them.
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  1581. Thank you! Glad you find the content interesting. More to come.
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  1582. It’s great that you found this history so interesting. Thank you!
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  1583. Thanks for your feedback you said and for watching! I appreciate the opinion.
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  1584. I’m really happy you enjoyed this! Thanks for writing.
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  1585. It sounds tranquil and picturesque!
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  1586. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. More to come.
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  1587. Glad you like the presentation. Thank you.
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  1588. Joseph Bazalgette’s sewer system was revolutionary and, although it cost a fortune, I wonder what state the city would be in if it wasn’t for his work. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
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  1589. There is a channel on YouTube that animates Victorian photos.
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  1590. Thanks Lana! It’s much appreciated.
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  1591. Thanks Olwyn. Glad you found it interesting.
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  1592. Welcome! I’m glad you found us. I hope you find the channel content interesting.
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  1593. The video you may be thinking of on my channel is the ‘Crawlers.’ The poor women had earned the nickname of ‘dosses’ as they were constantly dozing. It seems that they slept on the workhouse steps when they couldn’t gain admittance to the casual ward.
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  1594. Thanks for watching Bob!
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  1595. I’m glad my videos make it onto your viewing list. That’s fantastic! Thank you.
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  1596. Thank you for sharing your story! Many left farming to work in industry in that era.
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  1597. It's great to you found this entertaining and informative. Thanks for sharing your story.
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  1598. Thank you for taking the time to share your story!
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  1599. More on the way...
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  1600. Other than being told they were pawned by the maid for less than market value, we’re left in the dark. I suppose, after six weeks, they could have been sold and disappeared before the police became involved.
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  1601. You’re welcome! I’m glad it was of interest for you.
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  1602. Slums (rookeries) were never far away from the main streets, like the one mentioned in this video. There was also Seven Dials - near Covent Garden. I have a video about that rookery and St. Giles on my channel. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  1603. Bones would mainly be used in glue, fertilizer and soap production - perhaps even handles for cutlery.
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  1604. Thanks Brian. Much appreciated 👋🏼🙂
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  1605. A time machine would allow us to help them too. Thanks for watching.
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  1606. Welcome to the channel!
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  1607. Thank you! Glad you liked it 😊
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  1608. That’s great! I think the stories of lost treasures and attempts to find them are fascinating. I’m glad you found the videos interesting.
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  1609. Thanks for your comment! I’m really glad you enjoyed the stories of gin palaces.
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  1610. Thank you so much for watching regularly!
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  1611. Thank you very much Miji
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  1612. It's something to think about. I don't know how useful playing it on the YouTube app on a phone is, as that's possible.
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  1613. Welcome to the channel! I hope you enjoy watching the content and plenty more to come this year too.
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  1614. I would imagine the Mews houses are worth millions of pounds now.
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  1615. Thank you for your comment. There was much poverty on the south side of the river too and I hope to have a look at that in future.
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  1616. You’re welcome. Thank you for your comment.
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  1617. I wish you good health and better times ahead.
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  1618. Cheers Bob!
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  1619. The Old Nichol is not specifically mentioned in this video, but is an infamous Victorian slum that the commentator may have visited. Thank you for watching the documentary.
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  1620. I really appreciate you saying this. Support keeps me going!
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  1621. Glad you like them! Thanks for your support.
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  1622. The penny 'sit-up' ! Interesting point on the sale of bloaters. Perhaps at specific fishmongers. I assume there's not much left of the trade in Great Yarmouth.
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  1623. I have seen some stories about Irish communities in west London, but nothing in the East End, yet. I’ll be doing more research in future for videos, so something may appear. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching.
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  1624. Thanks very much Bob!
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  1625. Interesting how it's changed!
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  1626. Welcome to the channel! Thanks for your message. It’s nice to know you enjoy the presentation. I have a lot of ideas going forward for future videos. I hope you enjoy what’s to come.
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  1627. It’s very kind of you to say and much appreciated!
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  1628. I’m really glad you enjoyed it. Thank you!
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  1629. Merry Christmas clarencedavisiii.
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  1630. It's great that you enjoyed the narration style! Thank you for visiting my channel and leaving a comment.
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  1631. His is a story of a benevolent man showing compassion for the less fortunate.
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  1632. There are lots of old workhouses still standing. Some are museums and others have been converted to other uses such as housing. Thank you for your comment.
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  1633. A tough life on the streets. Thank you Brian!
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  1634. You're welcome! I really appreciate your comment.
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  1635. You're welcome. Thank you so much.
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  1636. Very interesting and goes to show how prevalent the tailoring/shoemaking industry was in the East End at this time.
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  1637. Much appreciated!
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  1638. Cheers Lana 😊 Thank you so much.
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  1639. Thank you so much 😀 I'm glad you enjoyed the presentation.
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  1640. Interesting! Thanks for sharing.
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  1641. His life was a sombre tale indeed. Thank you for your comment!
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  1642. They don't always have a happy ending given this type of social history, but it's nice and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for your comment and support for my channel.
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  1643. Crawling with them no doubt in some of the ‘low’ lodging houses - and rats!
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  1644. That's great! Thank you for your comment and support.
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  1645. Thank you so much 😀
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  1646. I suppose even in the countryside there are strong unplanted smells from time time, which is to be expected. Though at Limehouse Cut people had to endure fetid air constantly, which may also have been dangerous depending on the nature of the chemical works nearby. The illustration may be Punch. It looks like their type of work. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  1647. I’m glad you found this interesting and welcome to the channel. Thank you!
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  1648. Welcome to the channel!
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  1649. I’ve sometimes heard this from other subscribers too. Hopefully it will work for you better now if you have re-enabled notifications. I hope you enjoy watching through videos you haven’t seen yet.
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  1650. The story of your past memories and how they remind you of Victorian London was very interesting to read. Thank you for sharing.
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  1651. Thank you for sharing. Both a sad and interesting story of your relatives. I imagine that war had a similar impact on other members of the travelling community.
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  1652. Thank you for such great support!
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  1653. I'm so glad you like the channel and I'm very grateful for your support!
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  1654. Time changes much. I think she'd be amazed to see property prices in London today even for modest houses, let alone in Marylebone.
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  1655. Thanks. Nice of you to say!
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  1656. It shows on their faces. Clothes are equally tired and worn.
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  1657. Sounds great! But maybe not everyday like Will Crooks had as a boy :)
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  1658. It’s hard to believe how people lived in the past, crammed into such a small space - the lack of privacy, noise, dirt and smell.
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  1659. A pleasure! It means a lot that you found this of value.
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  1660. We are lucky he wrote in so much detail about so many people 🙂
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  1661. Thank you! I'm glad it was an interesting story.
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  1662. Thanks! Glad you like the history and photos.
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  1663. If it helped a little, I’m glad. Get well soon!
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  1664. My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed.
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  1665. Intersting to know. Thanks for sharing.
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  1666. Very interesting. Thanks for sharing!
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  1667. I'm glad you think the narration sets the right atmosphere. Thank you!
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  1668. I’m glad you enjoyed watching. Welcome to the channel!
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  1669. I’m glad you found it so interesting. Lots more content to come!
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  1670. Thank you. I have some more content on this coming next week.
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  1671. That's great. Thanks for writing!
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  1672. You’re welcome. It’s nice to know you found this engaging to watch. Thank you!
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  1673. Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you.
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  1674. The narrator is.
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  1675. Glad you liked it Lana. Thank you!
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  1676. Great! Nice of you to say firecracker.
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  1677. Thanks! Great to know you enjoy the story telling 🙂
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  1678. Thanks so much!
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  1679. Thank you mamasinger. Yes, people lived much shorter lives at that time.
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  1680. Fantastic! Thank you very much for such great support. It’s really interesting to see how the video travelled around the world.
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  1681. The hoax from which that sentence is said to derive is quite a story.
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  1682. Welcome to the channel! I'm glad you like this type of content.
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  1683. Thanks for listening to the story.
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  1684. It's great to know. Thank you!
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  1685. I’ve got something planned in the next few weeks, which I’ll publicize. I really appreciate the support, thank you!
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  1686. A bit later today. Thanks for waiting! I hope it was interesting to watch.
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  1687. Yes, hard to imagine looking at all those office blocks! A very different world in the past. Thank you EA Gorman.
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  1688. The story of servants is an interesting one. Thank you for your comment.
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  1689. That means a lot. Thank you!
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  1690. Thanks for sharing your story!
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  1691. Much appreciated!
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  1692. Great that it had meaning for you. Many thanks.
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  1693. I have a video on my channel named ‘Victorian Law to Punish the Poor’ about this, should it be of interest to you.
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  1694. Interesting. I'm sure it was similar for many people, like best mugs and plates when guest came.
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  1695. I can see similarities. Marriott Edgar may have been well aware of these events having been born in the latter half of the 19th Century. Thanks for watching.
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  1696. Sweet!
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  1697. That’s fantastic! Thank you for doing that and watching regularly 😊
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  1698. Interesting. Thanks for sharing!
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  1699. You’re welcome! Thank you for your positive opinion.
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  1700. It's nice to read you enjoy the character voices so much and that they add to the story. Thank you!
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  1701. My pleasure. Have a nice day!
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  1702. It’s hard to imagine how tough it was for some. Thank you for writing!
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  1703. Thank you so much! It’s a pleasure to make videos that viewers enjoy, so I’m glad you found watching this worthwhile. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  1704. Thanks very much for your support! It's great to know you enjoy the content and watch regularly.
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  1705. There is a map by Hollar (circa middle 17th Century) that still shows some fields around the church, but London was spreading rapidly west.
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  1706. It's great you enjoy the content. Thank you!
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  1707. Glad you like them! Thank you.
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  1708. Whippets were popular in the neighbourhood, but for dog racing.
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  1709. It's a very popular drink nowadays too.
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  1710. Yes, very possible. Coastal erosion takes history away, though sometimes reveals long hidden objects.
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  1711. Thank you Miji 🙂
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  1712. Merry Christmas! Hope you enjoy it. Lots of it here to watch too.
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  1713. Thank you! You can find lots more content about American slums on my channel.
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  1714. Welcome to the channel! Thank you. I hope you enjoy the content here for you.
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  1715. I suppose we’d know no different, though it’s still not a life I’d ever like to experience given what we know now. I wonder what people will make of our lives 100 years from now? I expect there would be massive technological change.
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  1716. I’m sure many of these people had difficult lives. Thank you for watching and your kind words about the presentation.
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  1717. Thank you firecracker!
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  1718. Thank you and Merry Christmas. I really value your support!
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  1719. Thanks very much! Glad you liked it.
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  1720. That’s really nice to know. Thank you for taking the time to write this. It is very much appreciated!
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  1721. Thank you! I’m glad you found value in this documentary. It’s a difficult subject, but one I found interesting to research and wanted to present.
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  1722. Always a pleasure 😊 Thank you!
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  1723. This is interesting. I’ve seen some contemporary illustrations of the scene in his bedroom at the time of the shooting.
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  1724. Yes, there are still a lot of Victorian (and earlier) buildings standing. A walk around Spitalfields and Whitechapel is worth it for the history.
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  1725. That makes a lot of sense - coastal geography is always in a state of flux. You mention a chest having been found in the past. That’s interesting. Do you know more details?
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  1726. I'm wondering what someone living in the 20th Century would hide in a chest at a time of banks and safety deposit boxes - an intriguing story. I couldn't find any details about it on the internet.
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  1727. The Victorian era has some incredible contrasts. Early on they believed in bad odour as a cause of disease and used leeches as remedies, but the end of the century saw germ theory and, by comparison, modern ideas in treatment and sanitation. Thank you for your comment and support.
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  1728. Thank you! I hope you find the story of living in this tenement interesting.
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  1729. Thanks Bob!
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  1730. Terrible conditions, though these tenants were lucky to eventually find a caring landlady - but these were just a handful of homes among thousands. Thank you for your comment.
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  1731. Thank you for your comment BOO Shetta.
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  1732. Always a pleasure 🙂
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  1733. You're welcome, thank you. The Dudley Street print is shown in the video.
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  1734. Mr Banks: “Is that so, we’ll have to see about that then won’t we.”
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  1735. Glad you enjoyed the story and narration! Thank you for your comment.
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  1736. I really appreciate your Super Thanks Brian. Thank you so much!
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  1737. Thank you! Cheers!
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  1738. Thanks very much! I have lots more stories from slums on my channel should you be interested.
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  1739. It’s great that you have such photos of your family. It must be very interesting to research family history and know where they lived in London.
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  1740. I’m glad you like American west history too! Thank you.
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  1741. Thank you! I enjoyed her story of life in a tenement block, and also found it an interesting comparison and take on what she thought the future might hold for residents of block and terrace alike.
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  1742. That’s interesting to know, thank you! I see that Dodger was ‘king of the toshers.’
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  1743. Thank you! Glad you liked it.
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  1744. Thank you for your kind comment and for watching. Check out the Victorian playlist on the channel for more videos - more coming in future!
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  1745. Nice of you to say. Thank you!
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  1746. Daniel - Thank you for watching and commenting - very interesting. Yes, it seems there are a lot of stories about ghosts at Elephant and Castle and even on the trains! The Bakerloo line does apparently cut through a plague pit. People have heard noises of running in the station (presumably when it's closed to the public). Also, a lady getting on a train who then disappears.
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  1747. Welcome!
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  1748. You're very kind, thank you. I hope the content lives up to expectation.
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  1749. You're welcome! Much appreciated.
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  1750. Wow, thank you! It’s nice of you to comment 😊
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  1751. That's great! Thanks for writing.
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  1752. Welcome! I’m glad you found the channel and I hope you enjoy the content. More to come.
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  1753. Hunger, debt or forced into stealing for those in poverty. There could be many reasons.
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  1754. Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed listening to the story!
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  1755. Thank you very much for your super thanks! Birmingham is on my list that I’d like to do.
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  1756. It wasn't so long ago really and just a few generations back. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
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  1757. Thank you for your kind words. We aim to give atmosphere to the story telling.
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  1758. There is one in central London too! Thank you for your comment.
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  1759. Thank you! It’s good to know the pictures and narration provide the right atmosphere.
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  1760. Thirsty work!
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  1761. Yes, it was a very sad situation. She was caring for a friend in return for a few scraps of food. Thanks for watching.
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  1762. It's nice to know you find the content useful, thank you. What are you studying?
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  1763. Glad you think so. Much appreciated!
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  1764. It’s fantastic that you like the channel so much. I really appreciate your support! Thank you.
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  1765. I’m glad you found my channel. Lots more Victorian/Edwardian content planned.
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  1766. I will keep this in my mind for the future if I find material. Thanks!
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  1767. Glad you enjoyed!
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  1768. Irish voice :)
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  1769. Thanks for watching and your comment Heather!
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  1770. He also had a knack (or luck) of making the right decisions to get out of somewhere at the right time - though that luck ran out in Skagway of course. I'm glad you enjoyed how the story was told and thanks for your comment.
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  1771. My pleasure!
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  1772. Yes, I can understand her reasoning about them being considered more suitable for family life (if they were in good condition). It's just a shame they were so bad in terms of sanitary standards.
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  1773. Cheers firecracker!
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  1774. Tiny and brightly coloured?
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  1775. Strawberries were popular with Victorians. Not sure they put them in pies as much as other fruits. Thanks firecracker!
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  1776. Wow, thanks! It's great to have you as a supporter of the channel. I'll keep making more.
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  1777. Glad you like them! Thank you so much.
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  1778. It's great you found the characters in the video entertaining. I'm grateful for your support! Thank you.
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  1779. Thank you! Much appreciated.
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  1780. Thank you for watching! There are not many photos of that time, but the ones we have a so valuable for showing us what the past was really like.
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  1781. Such hard lives. Thank you for sharing this.
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  1782. Thanks Benjamen! Great to know you’re doing so well and if these stories of history help in some small way, I’m glad. Nice of you to comment 😊
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  1783. This is an interesting question. There was, seemingly, a plentiful supply of flat land in the fields East of London for speculative builders to throw up terraces quickly using basic methods. Materials would have been cheap and time saved building anything tall or substantial meant profit. I don’t know if there were any geographical, geological or other constraints that resulted in the tenements in Scotland.
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  1784. Thank you so much! Great to hear you enjoy the channel.
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  1785. I’m glad you found the video interesting and useful for your research. Thank you for watching!
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  1786. Glad you enjoyed. Much appreciated!
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  1787. You're welcome!
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  1788. That’s quite incredible! It must be so interesting to find that out. I hope you are able to discover more about him and his life as a chimney sweep.
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  1789. Very kind words! Thank you for the comment.
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  1790. Thank you so much Brian. You are really kind to give a super thanks 😊
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  1791. Thank you so much!
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  1792. Glad you enjoy listening 😊
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  1793. I'm glad you enjoyed the narration! Thanks for listening.
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  1794. There is an explanation at the beginning of the video.
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  1795. Glad you enjoy listening to the narration. Thank you!
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  1796. Merry Christmas 🎄 Happy Holidays! Thank you 😊
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  1797. I don’t have one open yet. I’m still giving some thought as to options for viewers to support. I will publish details in future. It’s great to know there is interest. Thank you so much!
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  1798. Thank you for your kind words. It means a lot!
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  1799. A big thank you Brian! You’re very kind and I’m grateful.
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  1800. Glad you like it. Thank you!
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  1801. There are more People of the Abyss videos on the channel.
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  1802. It’s so large it has its own zip code!
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  1803. You’re welcome. I’m happy you found it worthwhile. There are a couple more videos about D.C. on the channel. See the ‘American Slums and Tenements’ playlist.
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  1804. Our pleasure! Thanks for being a regular viewer.
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  1805. Thank you! It’s kind of you to share my videos. More to come.
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  1806. I’m glad you find value in this history. Thank you for your comment.
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  1807. Very much so - I've got a video on my channel about the struggles of his family even before he had to go into the workhouse.
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  1808. Thank you! It’s great to know you enjoyed watching.
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  1809. Thanks! The American west is so interesting. I hope to do more in future.
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  1810. Yes, the same Five Points as the movie though a few decades later.
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  1811. Thank you for sharing this really interesting story of your family. The photo in the video by Jacob Riis is a family from Bohemia working at cigar making. The hard work carried out by these families in cramped tenements is incredible. I'm glad you enjoy the history.
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  1812. Thank you Miji 😊
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  1813. Thank you mamasinger.
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  1814. Yes - your comment is logical. Thanks for watching.
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  1815. That's great!
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  1816. These men had only ‘water bewitched’ for tea, but at least it was hot. It is these winter months (in Europe) that underline how hard life on the streets must have been for those unable to find work to pay for a bed or gain admittance to the casual ward.
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  1817. You’re very kind! It’s a real pleasure for me to make content that you enjoy. Thank you for being a regular viewer 🙂
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  1818. Happy to know you enjoy watching 😊
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  1819. You’re welcome. Thank you so much for your support!
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  1820. Dan Cullen's life was hard with a an even worse end.
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  1821. I have much more planned and some new things coming to the channel in the coming months. Thank you so much for your kind words!
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  1822. They worked so much for so little return. Thank you for your comment and support for the channel.
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  1823. A big thank you Brian 😊 You’re really kind!
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  1824. Lots more planned!
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  1825. Right this way Sir 😀
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  1826. Not so much life in a town, but I have a video of a stay in a lodging house in Manchester.
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  1827. Very much so 🙂
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  1828. It’s nice to know the videos are entertaining and informative. Thank you very much for being a regular viewer.
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  1829. A bit of a dark episode from the workhouse ...thanks very much!
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  1830. I appreciate that! Thank you.
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  1831. As you say, according to Booth even the west end had pockets of poverty in close proximity. Thank you for your kind wishes. Merry Christmas.
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  1832. Thank you! More to come.
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  1833. Thank you for your account of your work. An informative description of grim conditions. Thanks for taking the time to watch and write a comment.
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  1834. You’re welcome. I’m glad you found it evocative of the Victorian East End. Thank you for your comment!
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  1835. Much appreciated. Thank you!
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  1836. Good point! It's a possibility.
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  1837. Really interesting to read this. Thanks for sharing.
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  1838. Thank you for your kind words! I also wish you the same and am grateful for you supporting my channel. I have lots more to come in 2022 (and a few new themes which you will start to see in the coming weeks). Thank you very much!
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  1839. A huge thank you for your support Brian!
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  1840. That’s great! I’m glad you find the history interesting. Thank you.
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  1841. Happy to hear that! Thanks so much for being a regular viewer. It means a lot.
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  1842. Welcome to the channel. It's fantastic the you enjoy the content!
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  1843. I’m glad to read that you feel this video brings life to the past and the channel content is of interest. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  1844. Glad it was helpful! Thank you.
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  1845. There are terrible stories of the injuries inflicted on child workers in the mills, and some lost their lives - from the workhouse to the mills, it was a horrible existence. Thank you for your comment.
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  1846. Thank you for taking the time to comment Khatoon. It’s really appreciated.
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  1847. It's quite incredible just how many little courts and alleyways there were in this part of London. So many people living cramped together. It must have been noisy by day and night. Thanks for your comment!
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  1848. A big thank you Brian! 😊
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  1849. His comments about how he (and probably the average person) thought about the advent of the railways were really interesting. Thanks for watching!
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  1850. Thank you. More to come!
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  1851. Hi GlazzedDonut. Thank you! I hope you're well and thanks for watching.
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  1852. Thank you so much Brian! I really appreciate your support 😊
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  1853. I’m glad you find the content so engaging. Thank you!
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  1854. The Little Match Girl is a sad story and speaks for the plight of child workers in the Victorian era. Thank you for watching and taking the time to write a comment.
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  1855. It’s great to know you enjoy the narration. Thank you!
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  1856. It’s great to know you find the content compelling to watch. Thank you for taking the time to write!
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  1857. It’s great that you think so. The aim is to bring some life to the past. Thank you for your support!
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  1858. Thank you! It’s nice to know you find value in this social history.
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  1859. Thanks firecracker! It's much appreciated.
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  1860. A pleasure!
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  1861. Great! Thank you.
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  1862. So nice of you to say, thank you. I’m really glad you enjoy them!
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  1863. I don't know a technical or manufacturing reason, but my guess is the shrieking sound is a factor of the high velocity that the rockets pierce through the air to arrive at their target. Thanks for watching SG21337!
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  1864. Thank you! That’s great to know. Plenty more to come.
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  1865. You're very welcome Lana. Always appreciate the comment. I hope you have a good day!
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  1866. You’re very welcome. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  1867. It's great to know you're interested in the history content here! Thank you for your comment.
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  1868. I really appreciate that eekbeatsofficial 👍
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  1869. It's great you enjoy the narration!
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  1870. It’s really interesting to have a family history that goes that far back in time. Thanks for watching!
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  1871. Thank you! It’s interesting how food and drinks consumed has changed over time.
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  1872. My pleasure! Thank you.
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  1873. Thank you. There are a few more court photo videos on my channel - and plenty more about everyday life in the Victorian and Edwardian era. I hope you find them interesting too.
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  1874. Very much so. It’s a shame we’re unable to know what happened to these people or if they were offered any assistance.
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  1875. I’m glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for watching. This channel has a playlist on the Victorians and you can find links to videos from the same Victorian journalists on the channel page or in the video description. I am pleased to say another one is in production now.
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  1876. That’s great! Nice to know you found it useful.
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  1877. Great that you enjoyed the Victorian atmosphere. Thanks for watching.
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  1878. It seems to be Cockney slang, but I can’t find any definite reason for this. It may be that they were helpful when in need, like a family member. Perhaps someone else will share an opinion.
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  1879. Thank you! The Thackray Museum does look well worth a visit for a walk through the 'grimy streets of Victorian Leeds.'
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  1880. That must have created quite a stink?
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  1881. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
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  1882. They were called ‘Pure Finders’ and there is a video about them on my channel.
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  1883. A bitter winter tale indeed.
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  1884. Thank you for your kind comment. I’m glad it was interesting to watch for you.
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  1885. Glad you enjoyed the presentation!
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  1886. Glad it was interesting for you. More to come!
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  1887. I don’t think it would stay in the sieve long …or their pockets!
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  1888. Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you.
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  1889. Sounds interesting.
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  1890. Thanks Bob! 😊
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  1891. I'm glad you enjoyed the presentation! Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  1892. Thank you mamasinger. It's much appreciated.
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  1893. Thanks for watching! It appears there has been little change to the island. A businessman won the auction, but the cost of renovating the island must be very high. There's still time for more ghost adventures 👻
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  1894. It's a good idea for the future. Thanks for watching.
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  1895. It's a good idea Thomas. Definitely one to consider for the future. Thank you for watching!
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  1896. Appreciate it!
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  1897. You're most welcome. It's so nice to know you look forward to watching them.
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  1898. Thanks for your comment! Good to know you enjoyed.
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  1899. A pleasure! Thanks for your support.
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  1900. You're welcome Bob!
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  1901. Thank you 😊
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  1902. Any number of terrible fates, sadly.
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  1903. Thank you! Lots more content to come.
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  1904. It’s Edwardian, but still well over 100 years ago.
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  1905. Thank you for writing!
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  1906. You’re welcome! Thank you for your comment.
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  1907. I'm glad you like it. Thank you!
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  1908. Thank you! I hope they find it interesting.
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  1909. Jacob's Island was notorious and has an interesting story to tell.
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  1910. Thanks you! More journeys to the past to come.
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  1911. That’s really nice of you to say! Thank you bennymoreire.
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  1912. Thank you for watching Andrew. Having followed your recommendation, the case of Gladstone Villa is pretty spooky with a lot of apparent poltergeist activity. Looking at Google Street View, the hotel is closed and the building has a foreboding impression. Would someone buy it with such a history? Thanks for commenting.
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  1913. That's very interesting news - thanks for replying. The property appeared vacant on Google Street View, but that image was from a year ago. It seems its history doesn't concern local people too much and despite the reported activity businesses operate quite normally.
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  1914. Thanks for such great support! I'm glad you enjoy the content.
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  1915. I have a video on the channel about that era of New York.
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  1916. A pleasure! Thanks for watching.
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  1917. Thank you so much Miji.
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  1918. Those Victorians had some horrible jobs, and their free time activities, like the rat pit, were gruesome too!
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  1919. It’s so nice that you enjoy the narration! Thank you. Lots like this on the channel and plenty more to come.
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  1920. Great! I hope you found the topics interesting?
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  1921. Thank you! Your support is much valued.
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  1922. Glad to have you here. Thanks for watching. More to come!
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  1923. Thank you! Glad it evoked such meaning for you.
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  1924. My pleasure! 😀
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  1925. There was still terrible poverty and crime decades after the lifetime of Dickens. Thank you for watching.
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  1926. You’re most welcome. I’m happy you like watching this history.
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  1927. Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you.
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  1928. Thank you! 😃 Glad you enjoyed the story.
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  1929. Nice of you to say! Thanks to Mayhew for his account.
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  1930. Welcome to the channel! Thank you. It’s great to know you enjoy the history content here. Lots more to come in future.
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  1931. It has sure got some spooky stories! Thanks for watching.
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  1932. Thanks for being a regular viewer! Lots more planned.
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  1933. Thanks firecracker 😊
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  1934. Thank you Khatoon. I’m happy you find the history interesting and enjoy researching it.
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  1935. Thanks! In the absence of widespread photography, there were some amazing graphic artists.
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  1936. Glad you enjoyed the atmosphere of the Victorian streets!
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  1937. It’s an interesting idea. Thank you for your suggestion and I really appreciate your support for my channel. I’m glad you enjoy the content!
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  1938. I’m glad it was good to watch and you enjoyed the drama in this one. Your comment is much appreciated!
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  1939. Glad you enjoyed watching!
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  1940. Thank you! Great to know you found the history useful.
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  1941. Thank you moondancer. It’s nice some of these buildings survive to this day - some of the grand houses, though the many modest workshops have gone.
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  1942. Evocative of the struggle to escape.
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  1943. I’m sorry to hear that! What a frightening experience. I wish you well for the recovery process.
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  1944. Thank you very much for the Super Thanks 😊
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  1945. I really appreciate your support, thank you! I’ve got lots more ideas for future content.
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  1946. Thank you very much for supporting my channel. I really appreciate your help in sharing videos! I haven’t set up a system for tips yet, though it something I will investigate.
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  1947. Thank you for your kind words, it's much appreciated. The button should be enabled now.
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  1948. It’s great to know you found the video so appealing. Thanks for visiting the channel!
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  1949. I'm happy you enjoy watching. Thank you.
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  1950. There are such accounts, like the one you mention. Very sad indeed.
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  1951. You're welcome!
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  1952. Glad it was helpful! Thanks for taking the time to comment.
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  1953. Cheers! Nice to know you enjoyed watching.
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  1954. Eastward (and Box) Street no longer exist. Furze Green now occupies the same land. I’m glad you enjoyed watching. Thank you!
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  1955. Historically Bohemia was the west portion of present day Czech Republic.
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  1956. Glad to get this published at a good time for you. I'm really glad to hear you find the videos interesting and informative. I really appreciate your support for my channel.
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  1957. There were dangerous neighbourhoods the police rarely went into unaccompanied. You can see a police account of one such area in my video on the 'Fenian Barracks' in East London. Thank you for your comment.
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  1958. Thanks for listening.
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  1959. Thank you so much 😊
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  1960. It’s fantastic you enjoy the channel so much! Many thanks.
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  1961. Glad you enjoyed it! That means a lot, thank you.
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  1962. Welcome to the channel!
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  1963. Thanks for your comment Paul. Maybe the reign of Tiberius is a game of two halves - a better first half and a terrible second half - definitely the retirement part! What do you think of Julian?
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  1964. Thanks for listening 😊 Glad you like it.
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  1965. You too!! Thank you for watching.
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  1966. You're very kind! It's great that you enjoyed the presentation.
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  1967. Great! I’m glad it was enjoyable. Thank you for your comment.
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  1968. Welcome to the channel! It’s great that you found this compelling to watch. I have more videos about the ‘worst’ Victorian jobs you can find on the channel page. Thank you and I hope you enjoy the content.
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  1969. Thank you for watching and glad you subscribed. More to come!
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  1970. Very interesting. Thank you for sharing Khatoon.
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  1971. Glad you enjoyed the Victorian atmosphere. Thank you for your kind comment.
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  1972. My pleasure! I'm glad you enjoy the content.
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  1973. Thank you for the interesting suggestion! I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
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  1974. I think Jack Black and rat-catchers generally made a lot of money compared to some other 'horrible' jobs of the Victorian era.
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  1975. I like your play on words Miji. Thank you!
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  1976. Thank you for your kind comment. Glad to have you here!
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  1977. That’s great! I think their stories are fascinating as well. Thanks for watching.
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  1978. Thanks for listening to his story!
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  1979. I'm glad! Thank you.
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  1980. Credit to you for spending the night there. I wondered if the stories alone would be enough to unsettle someone sleeping the night, let alone experiencing something paranormal.
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  1981. That’s great, thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed!
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  1982. You're welcome. Glad it was interesting.
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  1983. Glad you liked the story. You're very welcome, thank you!
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  1984. Much appreciated! Thanks for being a regular viewer.
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  1985. Yes, she lived a hard life of work from a very young age.
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  1986. Glad you liked it. Thank you 😊
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  1987. Good evening (morning or afternoon too). You're very welcome!
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  1988. Thank you the birthday skeleton!
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  1989. Hope the beer dives were interesting!
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  1990. Glad you enjoyed watching!
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  1991. A very interesting comment. Thank you for your wishes Khatoon and Merry Christmas.
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  1992. Thank you Paul. Much appreciated!
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  1993. It's really nice to read that you appreciate it. Thank you so much for writing!
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  1994. I’m glad you enjoyed watching. Thank you for your comment.
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  1995. I’m glad to hear that, thank you. More to come!
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  1996. It’s nice that Tom’s story was a happy one for you. Thanks for your comment!
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  1997. Thank you!
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  1998. Glad you you found this interesting!
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  1999. Thanks fircracker. I appreciate your support.
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  2000. I really appreciate you saying so. Thank you!
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  2001. Thank you! They do take a long time to make, but I promise that there will be more.
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  2002. Henry Mayhew tells a good story.
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  2003. That’s fantastic, thank you! I’m glad you enjoy the history on my channel.
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  2004. It seems he was convicted of breaking into more than one house, so I assume the judge took this into account and his sentence was perhaps more severe for that reason.
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  2005. I haven't discovered any yet. But I have heard of Derby Gaol. Supposedly haunted!
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  2006. I’m glad you enjoyed watching! Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  2007. Welcome to the channel!
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  2008. Probably part of the sales ‘patter’ - making him appear imposing.
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  2009. It seemed that the large shoe was hiding a similar sized one behind at first, but the apparent size difference in trouser legs does suggest otherwise. Thank you for pointing this out and for watching.
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  2010. She has several memorials - there's even a museum in her name at her birthplace in Wisbech, UK. Thank you for your comment.
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  2011. Great! Nice to know you found value in this.
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  2012. Thanks very much!
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  2013. I'm happy to know the video serves as encouragement for reading new information about Victorian London. I hope you enjoyed watching and listening. Thank you!
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  2014. That’s so nice of you to say! Thank you. More content to come.
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  2015. It really is a classic novel and its popularity enduring.
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  2016. I’m glad you found her story of value and thank you for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  2017. Thanks! I publish late at night here. Nice to know it arrives at a good time for you to watch.
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  2018. Great! Welcome back.
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  2019. I’m glad you enjoy the history content on my channel. Thank you so much for sharing with friends and family. Your support means a lot!
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  2020. Absolutely!
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  2021. Mayhew's accounts are like a window into a dystopian world. Thank you for watching and your comment!
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  2022. Thanks for checking this one out. It’s the first in a series from Jack London’s journey around the East End of London.
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  2023. This is so close to the city and financial district too. A real contrast.
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  2024. It really was a dystopia for many and quite unimaginable for us today were it not for the honest reporting of a handful of journalists and social commentators.
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  2025. You're very welcome and I value your support! Glad this was interesting content for you.
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  2026. Thanks Bob!
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  2027. Yes, if an item couldn’t be sold, exchanged or re-used, it would get recycled. Throwing things away wasn’t usual at all. Smaller items could be lost though.
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  2028. Thanks for watching and your kind comment Joey! The next video in the series should be Elagabalus.
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  2029. That's a lot of money for not a lot! Thanks for your comment.
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  2030. Thank you! Glad you enjoy the channel.
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  2031. It's interesting to know you grew up there. I believe there have been many new flat developments alongside the Cut in recent years - some having to deal with pollution issues from the old industries. I have a video named 'Stinky London,' which is also about the Cut and Stinkhouse Bridge should you find it interesting.
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  2032. 😊 thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoy listening and it’s nice of you to comment.
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  2033. You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
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  2034. Thank you for your comment KHATOON.
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  2035. Many thanks! I’m glad you like this type of history of everyday people.
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  2036. Great! Thanks for being a regular viewer.
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  2037. Welcome to the channel! Thank you. I’m glad you like the content. Lots more true stories from Victorian and Edwardian times on my channel.
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  2038. You’re welcome!
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  2039. Thank you. Glad it was interesting.
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  2040. Welcome to the channel! Thank you.
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  2041. You’re welcome! Thank you for watching.
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  2042. Thanks for watching! It’s appreciated.
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  2043. You’re welcome. I’m really glad you enjoyed watching!
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  2044. Thank you very much! It means a lot. Merry Christmas.
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  2045. Welcome to the channel! Glad the history is useful.
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  2046. That's fantastic! Thanks for your support.
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  2047. Great to know you enjoyed the video!
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  2048. It’s nice to know you look forward to new videos on my channel. Thank you for your support and for taking the time to write a comment.
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  2049. More to come! :)
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  2050. Glad you like them! Thank you.
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  2051. 🎉 Nice!
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  2052. Much appreciated!
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  2053. I hope you enjoy!
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  2054. A pleasure! Thanks very much for your comment.
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  2055. Much appreciated!
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  2056. Thanks so much! 😊
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  2057. I might have a look at that subject generally, but not necessarily as specific as you mention due to the platform. Peter Ackroyd has some useful history books, but if you take a look through the comments section on many of my videos you’ll find viewer recommendations for reading.
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  2058. Interesting. Thank you KHATOON.
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  2059. Yes, that was Miller’s Court. I have a video on my channel about its connection with Dorset Street and Jack the Ripper. Thanks for watching!
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  2060. You’re very welcome. It’s great that you found this interesting! Thank you for your comment.
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  2061. Thank you for your comment! It's really interesting to read about you stay at the Plantation. I didn't know the story about her perfume and that's something new to me. I can Imagine it being hard to sleep there. I hope your next visit is a worthwhile experience.
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  2062. A pleasure. Hope you enjoyed!
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  2063. Cheers! 🙂
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  2064. Welcome to the channel! Thank your friend for sharing 😊 It’s a big help and very much appreciated. I hope you enjoy the content.
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  2065. A boy looking out the window.
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  2066. Happy to hear that! Thanks for being here 😊
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  2067. Very much appreciated! Thanks for being a regular viewer - it keeps us going 😊
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  2068. Smith certainly led an eventful life! It was interesting for me making this one too. I'm glad you enjoyed it and thank you for being a regular viewer.
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  2069. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed.
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  2070. Glad you enjoy it!
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  2071. It's great that this one had meaning for you. Thank you!
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  2072. Most are described as such in this record. I suppose fresh is subjective as to what that means. Thank you for your comment.
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  2073. Thank you for your kind wishes. We aim to set an atmosphere in story telling so it’s really nice to read that this works for you. Thanks very much for taking the time to comment.
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  2074. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  2075. Thank you for sharing this interesting story of your past.
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  2076. Thank you very much! Welcome to the channel.
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  2077. Thank you so much firecracker 😊
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  2078. Awesome! Thank you!
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  2079. Thanks for listening 😊
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  2080. Welcome to the channel! Hope you enjoy the content.
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  2081. So glad you find them of value. Thank you!
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  2082. You're most welcome and thanks for watching.
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  2083. Great! 😊
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  2084. Thank you so much!
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  2085. Thank you! More to come.
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  2086. Thank Brian! Lots more history to come.
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  2087. That’s very nice to know, thank you! I’m glad you all enjoy listening.
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  2088. Thank you 😊
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  2089. You’re welcome! I’m happy you liked the presentation.
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  2090. So glad you enjoyed! Thanks for writing.
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  2091. Many thanks! 😊
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  2092. Thank you very much mamasinger 😊
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  2093. Yes, many had tenements - Washington, Chicago, Pittsburgh - to name but a few. Even smaller cities had them in various forms. You can find out about Evansville, Indiana for example in a couple of videos on my channel. See the American slums and tenements playlist.
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  2094. I have videos about Victorian maids and 'slaveys' should you be interested.
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  2095. Whitechapel really was home to poverty and well-known for crime. I suppose it’s this character that makes the distinct live long in our minds, with the stories and movies that are still told today.
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  2096. Thank you mamasinger. Glad it was engaging for you.
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  2097. I haven't discovered any yet. Mining is of interest.
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  2098. I imagine it was a hard, physical job. Thanks for your comment.
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  2099. That’s very kind of you. Thank you for watching!
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  2100. A sombre topic, though interesting I hope.
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  2101. Thank you! Happy New Year Miji.
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  2102. Glad you enjoyed!
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  2103. Thank you. I hope you found it entertaining.
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  2104. Very much an existence more than living for some.
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  2105. Thanks Miji 🙂
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  2106. It might or might not be real, but either way it still says some weird things. Thanks for watching.
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  2107. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  2108. Hey, Doctor who Productions, that's interesting! Was he wearing Victorian clothes like William Terriss? Did he interact with anyone? I guess at Covent Garden there are street actors around because of the tourists but, if he's there one second and gone the next, it does seem mysterious. Thanks for watching!
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  2109. Very good 😄
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  2110. That’s interesting. It could well be connected to the creek though, as you say, Leech is a surname. There was a well-known Victorian illustrator with the same surname.
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  2111. Much has changed in Seven Dials and the vicinity (including street names), though I believe there are a couple of buildings remaining from the time period.
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  2112. Glad to bring life to this story, which reflects the reality for many of Glasgow's poor.
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  2113. They had condensed milk and treacle, but they weren't a staple. Thank you for your comment.
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  2114. It’s great to know you this had meaning for you. Thank you for taking the time to comment!
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  2115. This is on my mind for future content.
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  2116. Life can be terrible and unfair, but every person has value - and you do too! Your words make me feel that you are an empathetic and caring person, and that is just what society needs. Please take care of yourself and I wish you a great day!
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  2117. Welcome! I hope you enjoy the content.
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  2118. Thank you for your comment. I’m glad you found value in watching the documentary.
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  2119. You're welcome and thank you for your support.
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  2120. Thanks Lana. I really appreciate it 😊
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  2121. That’s interesting to know. Have they been converted to commercial use?
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  2122. Merry Christmas! Thank you very much.
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  2123. Thank you for your kind words about my channel. I really hope your situation changes for the better soon.
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  2124. Thank you! I think it's so interesting to connect real people and some information about their lives.
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  2125. Great! Nice to know it’s useful. Thanks for watching.
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  2126. Thank you for your suggestion. I'm always interested in new ideas and places, though there would need to be enough material for me to work with. I haven't seen any sources yet in my research.
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  2127. Fascinating information here and thank you so much for sharing. I believe Flower and Dean Street also had many common lodging houses, though I’m sure this was a feature of many streets in the district. What resources do you use for your research? Newspaper articles perhaps?
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  2128. Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you.
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  2129. Glad you enjoyed watching. It makes it worthwhile making. Thank you!
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  2130. Thanks firecracker!
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  2131. Thank you for your support!
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  2132. Many come from old 19th Century journals and books.
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  2133. Thank you so much! I appreciate your support.
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  2134. I think Robert will be ok 👍
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  2135. There were a lot more health hazards and diseases associated with being a chimney sweep. This video was more focused on the life story of one particular sweep so didn't go into as much detail on those aspects. Glad you enjoyed the story. Thank you!
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  2136. There are several candidates for the identity of Jack the Ripper, but there seems to be no consensus. I’m glad you found this documentary interesting. Thank you!
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  2137. That sounds interesting! Thank you for your comment.
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  2138. Thanks for waiting for the video to drop! Hope it was interesting...
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  2139. You're welcome. I'm happy you found it interesting to watch.
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  2140. It’s great to know you enjoy the content. Thank you!
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  2141. That’s fantastic! I’m glad you enjoy the social history content here. Thank you for your comment and support.
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  2142. Thank you Lana!
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  2143. Sorry about that
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  2144. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you found it and I hope you enjoy what we have for you here. Lots more to come.
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  2145. My pleasure. Thank you too!
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  2146. It's a strange story for sure.
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  2147. Thank you! 😊
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  2148. There are many 'colourful' variations! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
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  2149. Glad you enjoyed watching!
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  2150. I'm not sure why that happens, but thank you for regularly watching. I hope the next videos reach you.
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  2151. Great to know you found it useful.
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  2152. History unvarnished.
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  2153. Many thanks! I really appreciate it.
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  2154. I’m glad you enjoy the narration on this series. London’s work really is evocative and brings the East End to life.
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  2155. Cool, thanks very much!
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  2156. Yes, they seem to have had little for face protection. Poor men. Thank you for your comment.
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  2157. Your words are much appreciated!
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  2158. Prison sentences could be harsh for theft and time in prison even worse with hard labour. Thank you for your comment.
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  2159. Thank you for your comment!
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  2160. That’s great, thank you! It’s good to know these videos about Edinburgh’s slums are interesting.
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  2161. Fantastic! Nice to know it’s interesting history.
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  2162. I’m really glad you enjoy the content! Thank you.
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  2163. It’s great that you like the channel. Thank you very much!
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  2164. There's a lot to be said for the benefit of fresh air, though they still faced problems of finding work and food like town dwellers.
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  2165. Welcome back!
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  2166. These people lived such difficult lives struggling with poverty and disease.
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  2167. You’re most welcome! Glad you enjoyed and thank you so much for writing 🙂
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  2168. That's great! I'm glad it worked for you. Thank you.
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  2169. Much appreciated! Glad you enjoyed watching.
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  2170. Thank you! It’s very appreciated.
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  2171. So kind of you to say, thank you! I’m always working on the next one. More news about that next week.
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  2172. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the presentation.
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  2173. I’m glad you enjoyed watching! Thank you very much for your comment.
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  2174. It’s great to know you enjoyed them. Thank you for watching!
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  2175. Thanks for your comment. The same to you! I hope you have an enjoyable time.
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  2176. It's great that you enjoy the history on my channel. Thank you for your support!
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  2177. Thank you! I’m glad you find the history content here interesting. I hope you enjoy viewing.
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  2178. Cheers Ben! Enjoy the sun.
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  2179. Thanks for visiting again :-)
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  2180. Thank you! Will do!
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  2181. It’s good to know you found this interesting to watch. Thank you for your comment.
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  2182. Great! Thanks for writing.
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  2183. Glad you enjoyed the experience!
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  2184. That’s great -Thank you! More to come.
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  2185. Thank you mamasinger!
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  2186. You’re welcome. Yes, poverty could be found across the country. I have videos about life in Manchester, Glasgow and Edinburgh too if you should be interested.
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  2187. Welcome to the channel! Thank you. You will find lots like this and more here.
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  2188. It’s hard to imagine what a struggle it must have been to be a single parent in those times.
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  2189. Welcome! Thank you and I hope you enjoy the history here for you 🙂
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  2190. Great! Nice to know you found it entertaining.
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  2191. That’s great!
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  2192. I have a video about Portland with a similar history. See this link should you be interested: https://youtu.be/saDSBcTiJqU
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  2193. Thank you. Nice to know you found it so.
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  2194. You’re welcome, thank you! I hope this was interesting for you.
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  2195. Thanks Lana 😊 Same to you!
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  2196. Happy New Year! Lots more to come for 2022. Thank you for your comment. It’s much appreciated.
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  2197. The old rookeries of the West End were eventually demolished and gentrified. Not so much the later East End slums, though some of the ones near the City of London have expensive property now.
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  2198. Thank you Lynne!
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  2199. This is really interesting to read. Thank you for taking the time to comment with so much detail.
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  2200. Fantastic!
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  2201. That's fantastic! Thank you for listening.
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  2202. Welcome to the channel! Life was hard for many in the past. I like to tell their stories.
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  2203. A pleasure!
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  2204. I’m very glad you do 😊 Thanks for your support Lynne!
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  2205. What a fascinating career and excavations. That’s really hands on history. Some interesting sites here to find out about. Thank you.
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  2206. Merry Christmas to you too! Thank you. Can you spot the photo from Hoxton in the video?
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  2207. Thank you for your comment. Mayhew has some good stories!
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  2208. Wonderful! Lots more on the channel playlists.
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  2209. Thank you for watching Khatoon.
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  2210. It’s got East End music halls and mystery. Nice!
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  2211. You’re welcome! Thanks for writing 🙂
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  2212. That's a nice story. Thanks for sharing! I have a video on the channel about Victorian dustmen should you be interested.
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  2213. Margaret Nevinson, a workhouse guardian.
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  2214. Good idea! It’s on my mind for the future.
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  2215. You’re welcome mamasinger and thank you for your support 😊
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  2216. It's so nice to read your comment as providing an atmosphere to the story is the aim. Thank you!
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  2217. Thank you Patron. I hope you enjoy browsing through the history!
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  2218. Hope it set a Victorian atmosphere for you. Thank you for your support!
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  2219. You’re very kind Brian 😊 A big thank you for your tip!!
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  2220. Thank you! It’s great to know the content is appreciated.
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  2221. It’s really nice to hear you like this type of history so much. Thank you for your comment and support!
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  2222. Fantastic! Thank you 😊
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  2223. You’re very welcome 🙂
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  2224. Octavia Hill was, apparently, very strong minded - I think she needed to be to have the energy to force through change in buildings, people and legislators.
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  2225. That's great! Thank you for writing.
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  2226. I’m grateful for your support! 🙂
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  2227. It's not easy to pinpoint exactly where Octavia Hill's 'court' was. Apparently she started managing houses firstly at Paradise Place and then a terrace named Freshwater Place. A quick look at Wikipedia identifies Freshwater Place - these were between modern Homer Street and Homer Row (Octavia House now stands here which connects with her name), but this location is near Edgeware Road and distant from Cavendish Square, which she identifies as being near the houses she managed. So, if she was talking about Paradise Place in her account, then the locations you suggest would seem to be good candidates, though perhaps also the Mews between Oxford Street and Manchester Square, just west of Cavendish Square. Thank you for your comment - I'm glad you enjoyed watching.
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  2228. That’s so kind of you to say! It’s nice to know you can feel the atmosphere of the lodging house. Thank you for being a regular viewer.
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  2229. Welcome to the channel! Thank you. I hope you enjoy.
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  2230. Thank you! I appreciate your kind words - it does take a long time to curate and edit the images.
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  2231. That’s so nice of you to say! Thank you. Lots more like this to come in future, so please stay in touch with the channel.
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  2232. You’re welcome! Thank you for visiting the Ratcliffe Highway.
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  2233. Thanks, you too! I appreciate your comment.
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  2234. Thank you! Nice of you to say.
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  2235. Thank you very much Brian. I really appreciate your Super Thanks!
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  2236. Thank you! It takes a long time to find the new mages to match the narrative.
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  2237. Fantastic! I hope it was worth the wait. Thanks for your support.
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  2238. Awesome, thank you!
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  2239. It's very kind of you to take the time to write a comment. Thank you! I have lots of plans for the channel and I will, some time in future, take a look at North America again.
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  2240. Thank you Brian.
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  2241. It’s great to know you enjoyed the presentation. These children really did live in such abject poverty and I think it’s worthwhile bringing their stories to life. Thank you for your comment.
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  2242. Thanks for listening!
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  2243. You can find more accounts from Jack London on the channel and more to come!
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  2244. Happy Sunday to you too! - and thank you for watching.
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  2245. Thank you Lynne.
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  2246. Thank you so much Brian! I really appreciate your support 😊
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  2247. That's very interesting. Other viewers have written comments here who had family living in the area too. If life was anything like it was described in the video then I'm sure it must have been hard. It would be fascinating if there were written accounts of living there. Thank you for watching and taking the time to write a comment.
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  2248. 🎉 Happy New Year Lana and thank you very much too!
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  2249. Nice to know you find his account interesting, thank you. You can find lots more videos of Jack London's travels around London on my channel.
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  2250. That’s an interesting connection. Thanks for watching!
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  2251. You're very welcome! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  2252. Thank you so much Brian! It’s very much appreciated.
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  2253. It's great you think so. Thanks for listening!
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  2254. You’re welcome! It’s great that you like the content.
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  2255. Happy New Year chalky 72! Thank you.
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  2256. It's a dark time in our past, but worth telling. Thank you for your comment.
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  2257. That’s great! Thanks for watching.
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  2258. Glad it was interesting for you and thanks for watching!
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  2259. Thank you Michael. That’s nice to hear 🙂
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  2260. Thanks! Good to know you find it interesting. Much appreciated.
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  2261. The workhouse or the streets must have been a daunting choice. Thanks for taking the time to comment. I really appreciate your support.
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  2262. The video on my channel 'Slum landlords and nightmare tenants' give some insight into why this happened, according to a landlord of the time. Thank you for your comment.
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  2263. Thank you! Glad you liked it.
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  2264. I’m glad you like the channel! I’ll be making more content about life in the 19th Century.
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  2265. I wonder if that doss house had its origins in the Victorian era. I imagine Birmingham, like London, would have had dozens of them at one time. Thank you for your comment.
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  2266. That sounds like a really interesting exhibit in the museum - I hadn’t heard of it. A rather grim name for an island, but it seems to deserve it given such a history. Thank you for your comment.
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  2267. Thank you very much!
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  2268. Thanks Donna! Glad you liked it.
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  2269. It's great to hear you like the channel. I hope you enjoy the history!
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  2270. Glad to bring life to telling his story! Thank you.
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  2271. Thanks firecracker! It’s really appreciated 😊
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  2272. Thanks for your comment Joey. Elagabalus will be the next video in this series. It’s going to take some time to publish as it will be longer than others. So much to tell about him!
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  2273. Excellent words!
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  2274. Thanks Joey. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Please share this video wherever you can so it gets more attention :)
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  2275. Fantastic that you enjoy the character voices!
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  2276. Mike - thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. Knowing people enjoy watching makes it worthwhile! These videos take me a really long time to make, so sometimes I have to try and strike a balance on time. It would be great if you could share these videos with your friends to help my channel ....and have a nice day!
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  2277. Thank you firecracker. I really appreciate your support.
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  2278. Yes. I'm sure some tenants took a lot more effort and persuasion than others. She mentions the disreputable woman with the boy who just disappeared. She also mentions that there were still problems ('evil' as she calls it) remaining, despite vast improvement.
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  2279. Thank you very much! It’s great you like how we present history.
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  2280. Glad you think so. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!
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  2281. I’ll keep the content coming!
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  2282. My pleasure! Thank you for being a regular viewer.
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  2283. Thanks for watching and commenting Andrew. There are definitely some eerie stations on the London Underground when it's quiet; especially at night!
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  2284. It’s nice if we can create atmosphere and make history come alive a little bit. Glad you enjoy! Thank you.
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  2285. Thank you for being a regular viewer! I’m really glad you look forward to watching my videos.
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  2286. Yes, he wrote of terrible living conditions in Five Points. See my video on New York ‘cellar prisoners’ about basement tenements there.
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  2287. Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you!
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  2288. He certainly had an eventful life, and a good memory for all his tales. Thank you.
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  2289. Glad you think so!
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  2290. Thank you for your support. Much appreciated!
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  2291. I’m glad you like the narration mamasinger. Thank you 😊
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  2292. Thank you!
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  2293. Much appreciated!
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  2294. Welcome to the channel! I hope you find lots of content here to interest you. Thank you for your comment.
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  2295. Cadger is an old British word used to describe someone who tries to get something from someone without paying for it. In the past also apparently used in some areas to describe for street sellers and beggars.
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  2296. I’m happy you do. Thank you very much!
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  2297. Thank you so much for your super thanks! I’m glad you like the content.
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  2298. You’re welcome! Thanks for viewing.
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  2299. That’s what we do here. Real life 🙂
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  2300. Thank you for watching. Glad to have you here. More to come!
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  2301. Thank you for your words of support! I hope you found the video entertaining.
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  2302. You're most welcome and thank you!
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  2303. Cheers!
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  2304. You're welcome. You can find more content from Edinburgh and Glasgow on my channel.
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  2305. Thanks for the support lynne!
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  2306. Thank you and I’m really glad you enjoyed the history in this. Much more to come.
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  2307. You’re very welcome. It’s great to know the history is of interest.
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  2308. Thank you. I do have some longer stories on the channel. There will be some more coming.
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  2309. Thank you Khatoon. I’m glad you like the channel!
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  2310. I'm glad you enjoyed watching. Thank you for your kind comment!
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  2311. I'm glad you think the narration set the right atmosphere for the Edwardians. Thank you for your comment!
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  2312. It’s great you find the content so interesting. Thanks for your support!
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  2313. That's great! Thanks so much for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  2314. A pleasure! Glad you’re interested in this history.
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  2315. Glad you liked it!
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  2316. Our pleasure!
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  2317. You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
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  2318. Thank you so much Lana. It's really appreciated.
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  2319. It’s great that you enjoy the video presentation. Thank you so much for your support!
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  2320. Great to know the narration set the right scene for this account. Thank you!
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  2321. Thanks for your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed!
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  2322. I have some videos of Mayhew’s accounts - including the slums of St. Giles and Seven Dials if you’re interested.
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  2323. You're welcome!
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  2324. Thank you. More to come!
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  2325. Glad you enjoy! Thank you so much.
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  2326. It’s interesting how we pronounce words over time. Glad you find it worthwhile 🙂
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  2327. You're welcome
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  2328. Same to you! Have a great day.
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  2329. Thank you mamasinger49.
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  2330. Easier to watch from an armchair bit bot 👍
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  2331. Excellent! Thank you for your comment.
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  2332. I hope you enjoyed it! Thank you Brian.
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  2333. Thank you for your support SoldierPoet!
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  2334. Thanks! It’s nice you think they’re a good fit for the material.
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  2335. Amazing photos. They transport you back in time.
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  2336. Welcome to the channel. Many towns, even small ones, had a workhouse/poor house. Great to know you enjoy the history, thank you.
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  2337. He must have spent a considerable amount of time reporting for this given the amount of detail he went into.
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  2338. Thank you! I’m glad the content is interesting for you.
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  2339. A bit of a different video with these loathsome creatures. Good to know you found it interesting! Thank you.
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  2340. It’s great that you enjoyed the presentation. Thank you!
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  2341. His style was very engaging. Thanks for watching!
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  2342. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  2343. Glad you think so. I think it's a little known corner of Victorian (and Georgian) London - compared to Petticoat Lane at least.
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  2344. It sure says some weird things! Thanks for watching.
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  2345. Great 😊 Thank you.
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  2346. I’m sorry to hear that. I wish you better. I’m glad you like the channel.
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  2347. Thank you! Glad you find the content interesting. More to come.
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  2348. Working class communities helped each other in tough times (unemployment), as a person never knew when they might need the same assistance. Thank you for your comment.
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  2349. Nice of you to say. Thank you very much!
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  2350. Glad you enjoyed the presentation! Thanks for taking the time to watch and leave a comment.
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  2351. Many thanks! It's kind of you to leave a comment.
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  2352. I’m glad to make videos for you that you enjoy watching 🙂 Merry Christmas and a huge thank you for being a regular viewer!
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  2353. Thank you! 😊 Glad you enjoyed listening.
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  2354. You’re very welcome Miji 😊
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  2355. Hope you enjoy and thanks for watching!
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  2356. They really did live in abject poverty. Thanks for watching.
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  2357. It’s great you enjoy listening to my videos. Thanks for your support!
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  2358. Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed.
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  2359. Thank you! I’m working on the next one.
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  2360. Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for being here.
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  2361. You’re welcome! I’m glad you watch and enjoy them. Thank you.
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  2362. You’re very welcome 😊 Thank you Lana!
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  2363. Great! Old daguerreotypes and ambrotypes are fascinating.
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  2364. The novel was incredibly popular at the time, quite a story. Thank you very much for your comment.
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  2365. Grazie per aver guardato!
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  2366. Thank you for watching and your kind words.
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  2367. I hope it was worth the watch! Many thanks for your support.
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  2368. Thank you! Nice to know you enjoyed watching.
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  2369. It's very large hole in his jumper with lots of threads.
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  2370. Thanks for sharing! What a story.
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  2371. I'm glad you found this video useful for your research about Victorian police officers. Thank you for taking the time to write. I appreciate your support.
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  2372. That’s a young age. As you say, like some of these children.
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  2373. Yes, you are right. Irish narrator.
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  2374. It's a long one! A long one to make too.
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  2375. Glad you enjoyed and thanks for your comment.
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  2376. A very descriptive account of The East End.
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  2377. You're welcome. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  2378. It’s incredible such tenements were still being lived in up to the 1960s and 70s. Thanks for sharing your story.
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  2379. Great! I hope it was interesting for you EekBeats Official.
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  2380. Brighton has some great architecture. It's a shame the Victorian era West Pier was lost.
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  2381. You’re welcome! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  2382. Thank you! More to come.
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  2383. That’s a feast! Merry Christmas.
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  2384. I'm sure their health suffered terribly. The sweating system was unforgiving. You can see more about that in my 'Sweatshop Hell' (Frying Pan Alley) video. Thank you for your comment.
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  2385. Thank you Lynne!
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  2386. Thank you. I’m glad you found the channel!
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  2387. Happy New Year EekBeats Official! Thank you.
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  2388. Thank you! Hope you find interesting content here. More to come.
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  2389. Misplaced loyalty for a tyrant, but his protection was the raison d’etre for the Germanic bodyguard. The Praetorians reduced the status of emperor to something that could be bought and sold, but wielded influence for centuries before disbandment.
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  2390. You can see her at 01:05 and 39:31.
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  2391. With modern plumbing and sanitary fittings I believe a lot would have made decent enough homes. I imagine some were so decayed that it was economically more effective to clear en mass.
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  2392. My pleasure. I hope the story of the dustmen was interesting for you.
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  2393. Thank you! It’s appreciated.
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  2394. It’s great that you’re interested in this history. Thank you Khatoon.
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  2395. In some ways it wasn’t a long time ago, but in many ways it was a world apart in terms of change.
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  2396. His story was rather dark and sombre. I'm glad you found it interesting. I really appreciate your support for my channel!
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  2397. Interesting! Thank you so much.
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  2398. Thank you 😊
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  2399. Thank you! Much appreciated.
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  2400. I hadn’t heard of the game before now, but I see that it’s set in a Gothic dystopian London!
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  2401. Thank you so much for the Super Thanks Fang Slaughter. You are very kind and I'm glad you enjoyed the story!
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  2402. It’s great that you enjoy the narration and content! Thank you for your comment.
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  2403. Great to know and thank you for being a regular viewer 😀
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  2404. Thank you! I haven't seen you in comments for a long time. Glad you continue to enjoy them :)
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  2405. Many thanks! Glad you liked it.
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  2406. My pleasure! Thanks for being here 😊
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  2407. That’s great! I’m glad you enjoyed watching.
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  2408. It’s a pleasure to bring you history content that you find informative and enjoyable. Thank you for your comment!
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  2409. Thank you very much. I hope to do something on Birmingham as it's a significant city with much history.
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  2410. Thank you for sharing this interesting information Khatoon.
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  2411. It's great to have your support! Thank you.
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  2412. Did he describe the conditions?
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  2413. Super! What did you think of Jack Black and his job?
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  2414. That's great! Thanks for being a regular viewer.
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  2415. Thanks Miji 😊 I appreciate it!
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  2416. Thanks for your support!
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  2417. That’s a great help and is very much appreciated. Thank you so much for supporting my channel!
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  2418. Thanks for watching Spartan Fabrications. Glad you enjoyed watching it.
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  2419. Yes, the Victorians had some horrible jobs! I have videos on mudlarks and toshers (sewer hunters) as well if you're interested.
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  2420. The Old Nicol was a slum in Bethnal Green, though cleared away by the turn of the 20th Century. Thank you for your comment.
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  2421. Much appreciated!
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  2422. The bone grubbers took rags and bones to merchants in exchange for money. Rags were sold on for making cheap cloth named 'shoddy.' Bones were sold to soap and glue factories. I hope this is useful and thank you for watching.
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  2423. She cares for a friend’s baby when she is working.
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  2424. Octavia Hill was a very determined woman and capable of handling difficult tenants in a sympathetic manner. Thank you for your comment.
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  2425. I’m so glad you enjoyed listening 😊
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  2426. That’s what all the thieves were looking for - handkerchiefs and pocket watches.
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  2427. Thank you Miji. Much appreciated.
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  2428. Thank you! Welcome to the channel.
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  2429. Thank you so much Brian! It’s really appreciated.
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  2430. It’s great to know you enjoyed the presentation. Thank you for your comment and support!
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  2431. You're welcome 😊
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  2432. Thank you. This is great to know! We aim to bring life to history.
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  2433. Thank you! It's so nice to hear you enjoy the channel content.
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  2434. I would like to make some content about Ireland in future - it’s a good suggestion. I have recently published a couple of videos about Edinburgh on the channel, and it’s interesting to look at life in different cities. Thank you for your comment.
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  2435. So much history from the River Thames. Imagine what the Toshers and Mudlarks found! Thanks Bob 😊
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  2436. Thank you! We have some playlists so you can listen all night :)
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  2437. Thanks for writing! It's really nice to know that you enjoy how we present history here - we aim to bring life to the past.
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  2438. Much appreciated! I’m glad you enjoyed watching.
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  2439. My pleasure! Thank you for your support.
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  2440. Sorry about that. It's the style of Jack London. I'm glad you like the videos and thanks for writing.
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  2441. Much appreciated! Glad you enjoyed his life story.
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  2442. I appreciate your support. Cheers!
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  2443. It’s great to know you found this informative. Thanks for watching!
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  2444. Yes, all described in pounds and ounces.
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  2445. Thank you Miji 🙂
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  2446. I really appreciate it. Thank you!
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  2447. You’re welcome!
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  2448. Thank you mamasinger. Your words are appreciated 😊
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  2449. That’s a lucky find. Was it a denarius?
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  2450. Thank you so much! It’s great that you enjoyed the presentation and thank you for your comment.
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  2451. Today we would generally know this, but I suppose people and information travelled differently in the past between town and country.
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  2452. Cheers! Merry Christmas and all the best 🙂
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  2453. Thanks so much and happy Halloween!
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  2454. I can appreciate the feeling you describe Neg Ative. Although busy during the day it can be spooky when it's quiet at night and rather eerie on some of the old station platforms. Thanks for watching!
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  2455. There are some really interesting theories on the internet. It's certainly intriguing.
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  2456. Thanks for the visit!
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  2457. There are lots more to come.
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  2458. It’s great that you are so interested in the history content here. Thank you for your support!
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  2459. Thanks for watching. Glad you found it interesting!
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  2460. Thank you! Cheers!
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  2461. It’s really nice to know you found this documentary illuminating. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment!
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  2462. I'm glad you enjoy the narration! Thank you for your comment.
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  2463. You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
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  2464. Great that you find it interesting! The Victorians really had some horrible jobs.
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  2465. Thank you. It's appreciated!
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  2466. Thank you and welcome to the channel! There’s lots more content like this here and more to come.
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  2467. Thanks for your kind comment. It makes it worthwhile!
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  2468. Glad you liked the video and thank you for writing a comment.
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  2469. Nice to know you found the photos and convictions interesting. Thank you!
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  2470. I have videos on my channel about tenements in Edinburgh, should you be interested.
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  2471. Welcome back!
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  2472. Welcome back bobcosmic!
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  2473. Thank you for your nice words. I have lots more content for the channel in the coming weeks.
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  2474. Much appreciated! Glad to provide you content you enjoy.
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  2475. Thank you kindly!
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  2476. Thank you. I think they reinforce reality in a way words can't do alone.
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  2477. You're welcome!
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  2478. Labyrinth! That smelt bad and sounded worse.
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  2479. Glad you found it worthwhile. Much appreciated!
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  2480. The workhouse was not a place where you would want to be sick. Thank you for your comment.
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  2481. More coming very soon.
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  2482. They had to deal with the poverty and disease like many tenements dwellers, but also increased susceptibility to all manner of respiratory complaints resulting from damp.
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  2483. Glad you found the history compelling!
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  2484. That's fantastic. So glad you enjoy it. Thank you!
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  2485. That’s very kind of you to say, thank you! Your support is appreciated. Lots more content planned for the future.
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  2486. Thank you Lana. Same to you! Have a nice day.
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  2487. Welcome back! I'm glad you enjoyed watching the Edwardians. Thanks for your support.
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  2488. That’s great! Much appreciated.
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  2489. Thank you so much! I appreciate your support. I'm glad you like the history content.
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  2490. Thanks for the thumbs up!
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  2491. Thank you mamasinger. I'm glad you liked the presentation.
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  2492. I’m really glad you found value in this topic. Thank you for your comment.
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  2493. Great! What did you think?
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  2494. Great to know you enjoyed the ‘Victorian atmosphere.’ Thanks for watching.
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  2495. Thank you for your kind words. It's very much appreciated.
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  2496. It would be great if someone discovered it one day!
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  2497. A pleasure!
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  2498. Irish ☘️🙂
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  2499. That's fantastic! Thank you.
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  2500. Hope it was interesting.
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  2501. It's great to know you find this type of social history interesting. Thank you for your comment!
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  2502. Thank you! That's great.
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  2503. You are very welcome. I hope you find more content on my channel to enjoy. Thank you!
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  2504. Thanks for supporting my channel!
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  2505. Welcome to the channel! Thanks for your comment.
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  2506. That’s great! Thanks very much.
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  2507. Interesting information here. Thanks very much for sharing!
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  2508. There's no further information. Unfortunately, a life of drudgery is most likely.
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  2509. Thanks very much!
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  2510. That's fantastic! Thank you for your support.
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  2511. You're welcome and thanks for watching the documentary.
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  2512. Much appreciated!
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  2513. Most of them probably were, or at least indifferent to anything other than the weekly rent collection.
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  2514. You're very kind. Thank you.
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  2515. Much appreciated!
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  2516. Glad you like it!
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  2517. You’re very kind! Thank you for checking out the video.
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  2518. Thank you! Welcome to the channel.
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  2519. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you like the content.
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  2520. Thank you for the information! I appreciate you taking the time to comment.
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  2521. I really appreciate your kind words. Thanks for watching!
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  2522. Glad you liked it! More to come.
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  2523. That’s great Miji ☕️
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  2524. Welcome to the channel! I'm glad you enjoy the history content here. Thank you.
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  2525. The Library of Congress have some very good material, thank you.
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  2526. You're welcome.
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  2527. Great to know you find some interesting facts about history here. Thank you so much.
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  2528. Thank you so much! I appreciate it 😊
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  2529. Vielen Dank fürs Zuschauen!
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  2530. I'm glad you enjoyed the presentation and narration. Thanks for taking the time to comment!
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  2531. Thanks for your support! It's great that you liked watching.
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  2532. Glad you enjoyed, thank you!
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  2533. It’s great you find the videos useful. I enjoy finding out new information too. There’s always something to discover with history. Thank you for your kind words and support!
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  2534. Thank you for your kind words. I'm happy you find the content of people's everyday lives appealing. It does come with dark times.
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  2535. If memory serves well, that was considered the case in some commentaries, and there may have been exaggerations at times with regard the voices they recorded on tape.
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  2536. I really appreciate your comment. Thank you for your kind words!
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  2537. You're very welcome. Thank you for being a regular viewer of my channel.
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  2538. Thank you so much for your support!
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  2539. That’s great! Thank you so much 😊
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  2540. That’s really nice of you to say. Thanks for your support!
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  2541. I appreciate your support!
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  2542. Thank you for your interesting comment. I really appreciate that you’re a regular viewer!
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  2543. Thank you! I’m glad you found this of interest.
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  2544. Thank you so much 😊
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  2545. Super! I’m glad you enjoyed. Thanks for writing 🙂
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  2546. The photos are very evocative of the hard lives they must have led. Thank you for your comment.
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  2547. My pleasure!
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  2548. Thank you so much Jennifer. Very much appreciated! 😊
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  2549. Thanks for your comment. I'm glad you found this subject of value. Although a little later, the story of 'radium girls' is also terrible.
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  2550. I’m glad you enjoy the character voices. A little bit of Victorian atmosphere! Thank you for your comment.
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  2551. Thank you very much for recommending my channel/sharing videos. It really helps a lot and I appreciate your support.
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  2552. It's great you enjoyed the storytelling, thank you!
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  2553. Thank you very much Miji 😊
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  2554. You’re very welcome! I’m glad this documentary was interesting for you.
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  2555. Thank you Miji. Happy New Year 😊
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  2556. It's really nice to know you enjoyed the presentation! I appreciate you taking the time to comment and thank you for your support for the channel.
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  2557. Only 44 years old. That's terrible. It must have afflicted many.
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  2558. Hello and thank you so much for your kind words and support. It means a lot that you are enjoying the channel content.
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  2559. Thank you for your kind comment! More to come.
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  2560. Happy to hear that! Thanks for being a regular viewer.
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  2561. How interesting. I wonder when that was? That job sounds much like a Victorian mudlark and I have a video about them on my channel. Thank you for your comment.
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  2562. I have a video about Victorian mudlarks on my channel should you be interested.
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  2563. You can find more videos about Evansville on my channel (see the American Sums and Tenements playlist). Thank you for your comment.
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  2564. Thank you. Welcome to the channel!
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  2565. It was a great job title! The poor disinfectors had no adequate protection on their faces or heads, something the commentator discusses at the end of the video.
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  2566. A quagmire is an area of soft and wet ground that you will sink into if you try to walk on it.
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  2567. I hope to do a documentary related to Charles Dickens in future.
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  2568. Thank you so much for your Super Thanks 😊
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  2569. It's nice to know you enjoy them so much. Thank you!
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  2570. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
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  2571. Glad it was helpful!
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  2572. You are welcome!
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  2573. Hope you enjoyed viewing!
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  2574. Thank you very much Lana. Best wishes!
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  2575. Happy Halloween to you too! …and thank you so much for the nice words :)
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  2576. Merry Christmas and all the best!
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  2577. Thank you so much! I’m happy to know I make videos you enjoy 🙂
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  2578. You're very welcome!
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  2579. Thanks so much! It's appreciated.
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  2580. Thank you so much for your support. I'm glad you're interested in social history.
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  2581. Welcome to the channel! Lots more like this here for you 🙂
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  2582. Thank you for taking the time to write Khatoon.
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  2583. Thanks Miji. I find it fascinating too.
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  2584. It’s great to know the narration painted a picture of Victorian life for you. Thank you for your comment.
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  2585. A great story!
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  2586. Cheers! Appreciate your support :)
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  2587. A really big thank you for the tip Brian! 😊
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  2588. Thanks for watching Lynne!
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  2589. I assume that many that weren't demolished were converted to commercial or residential use, like textile mills. I have a video about the Strand Union Workhouse in London that was converted to residential use.
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  2590. There was a lot of poverty in west London too, particularly in the late 1700s into the 1800s. St. Giles, Seven Dials and Drury Lane for example. As London expanded rapidly east in the later 1800s, more areas fell into poverty because of the poor housing conditions, amongst other factors.
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  2591. A tough, physical job. Even more so in the past.
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  2592. A huge thank you Brian! I’m grateful for your support.
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  2593. It’s great that you enjoyed this so much! Many more like it on my channel. Thank you for your comment.
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  2594. Fantastic! I'm glad you look forward to watching them. Thank you for your support.
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  2595. Thank you very much Miji.
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  2596. I'm glad you found the information in the video useful. Thank you!
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  2597. Was it a half and half? Thanks very much for watching regularly. It’s much appreciated!
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  2598. Thanks Miji 😀
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  2599. I really appreciate your support! Thank you for your kind words.
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  2600. 😊
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  2601. Many journalists, novelists and philanthropists lived and worked in London so it featured heavily in social accounts. There are a few histories from the north of England and Edinburgh on my channel.
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  2602. That’s very kind of you to say! I appreciate it.
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  2603. I’m sure there were street hawkers selling food and drink at Rag Fair too. Thank you for sharing your story.
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  2604. Dickens’ characters are classics, certainly in Oliver Twist 🙂
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  2605. Welcome 😊 Have a nice day!
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  2606. Life was so much harder then. Thank you for your interesting comment.
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  2607. Fantastic! Thank you.
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  2608. Thank you so much for the super thanks! Ireland.
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  2609. Hi, and thank you too!
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  2610. Thank you for your comment. It's appreciated.
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  2611. You’re welcome 😊
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  2612. I’m glad you found this journey back to Edinburgh’s past interesting. Thank you for your comment.
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  2613. Your channel name looks similar. Nice to have you watch on any channel 🙂 Thank you!
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  2614. Thank you so much firecracker!
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  2615. Great to know its got that Victorian atmosphere. Thank you! More to come.
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  2616. Welcome! I'm glad you found it. Thank you.
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  2617. I’m glad you found this so interesting! Thank you for watching.
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  2618. Thank you for supporting my channel Lynne!
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  2619. Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for writing.
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  2620. You're welcome! Lots more about Victorian jobs on my channel.
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  2621. Thank you! 😊
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  2622. Thank you for your comment. It's nice to know you found this meaningful.
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  2623. Thank you! You too!
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  2624. It's a beautiful city with lots of history. I hope you enjoy your trip!
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  2625. Thank you! Cheers!
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  2626. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad the history is interesting.
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  2627. Glad you think so. Thank you!
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  2628. You’re welcome. Thank you so much!
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  2629. Much appreciated! Thanks for being a regular viewer.
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  2630. Fast work!
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  2631. You’re welcome. I’m glad the history is of interest to you.
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  2632. Thank you! Lots more like this on my channel.
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  2633. Thank you so much 😀
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  2634. Thank you! I have lots more content on its way.
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  2635. Welcome to the channel! It’s great to know you find this type of history so interesting. I hope you enjoy the back catalogue and what’s to come this year.
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  2636. I'm glad you enjoyed the presentation. More to come!
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  2637. You’re very welcome TheBox&TheRarebit. Thank you for your comment.
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  2638. Thank you for your words of support! It’s nice of you to take the time to write and I’m glad you enjoyed watching.
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  2639. I’m glad the content is of interest. Thank you very much!
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  2640. Glad you like them! Real life, raw and un-varnished.
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  2641. It’s nice to know you enjoy the way history is presented here and thank you for your comment.
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  2642. Great! Thank you so much.
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  2643. You're welcome!
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  2644. Hope you enjoyed it!
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  2645. That’s great 😊 Thank you!
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  2646. Thank you! It's taken a lot of time and effort. I'm happy you enjoy the content.
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  2647. That’s great! It’s really nice to know you find the videos worthwhile.
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  2648. I’m glad to create an atmosphere where you feel immersed in the history. Thank you for your comment and support for my channel.
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  2649. That's quite a story - 16 children surviving to adulthood at that time in history. Thanks for sharing!
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  2650. Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you!
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  2651. Let's hope they find the room one day!
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  2652. I heard about the search, but I don’t remember seeing anything about whether it ended there or anyone has turned up more clues or places to investigate.
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  2653. It’s nice to know this history has some relevance for you and your family. Thank you for sharing!
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  2654. It's great to read that you find them so interesting and helpful, and I really appreciate your support for my channel. Thank you!
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  2655. Wow, thanks! 😊
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  2656. A fitting comment on inequality. Thank you!
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  2657. Great to know you’re finding these videos useful Khatoon. Thank you and best wishes to you too.
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  2658. Welcome to the channel! Glad you enjoyed.
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  2659. Glad you enjoyed the views :)
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  2660. It’s good to know you found the story of the hulks so interesting Khatoon. Thank you for writing!
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  2661. Thank you! More coming soon.
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  2662. Thanks very much bit bot. It would be cool if you can share this video with your friends.
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  2663. You're most welcome clarencedavisiii.
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  2664. Thank you so much 😀
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  2665. Glad you found the history of Star Street interesting.
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  2666. Glad you like the narration. Thanks for your comment.
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  2667. There are several videos about his travels through London on my channel. Thank you for your comment.
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  2668. Thank you for your kind words and I wish you the same.
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  2669. Great! Thank you. I'm glad you enjoy listening.
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  2670. Perhaps somewhere far enough away to hide treasure away from watchful eyes, yet within sufficient sailing distance in case of emergency.
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  2671. There could be something in that clue and I imagine someone, somewhere has spent time investigating it. I don’t know more about maps of Bath in the past more than those I have shown when I made the video. They may be some in State archives or libraries. Thank you for your comment
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  2672. I’m glad you found the history worthwhile. Thanks for watching!
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  2673. Thank you! Cheers!
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  2674. I hope you're now safe, warm and free from hunger.
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  2675. That’s a great fact! Thank you so much. I’m happy that you enjoy the content.
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  2676. It’s really nice to be able to know your family history going back so far. A fascinating history. Thank you.
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  2677. That's an interesting subject. I don't know of any sources, though that's not to say there aren't. I think a lot could be in Russian rather than translated.
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  2678. It’s nice to know you enjoyed this. It’s a fascinating period of history for me too. Thank you so much for your comment.
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  2679. Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed listening.
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  2680. Few had the opportunity to save for a rainy day and the fragility of casual labour must have made for much worry. Thank you for your comment.
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  2681. That’s strange. I’ve heard it mentioned that subscribers disappear from channels, but I don’t know how or why. I’m glad to know the video is appearing in recommended. Thank you for your kind comment. Glad to know you enjoyed watching.
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  2682. You're right, it is Quintus. My aim was to show a scene from the movie rather than just Commodus here to talk about the cult of personality he established. That was the idea, so i'm sorry to confuse. Thanks for watching and your comment Bethany B.
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  2683. Tuberculosis was referred to as consumption in the 1800s because people with the disease lost so much weight - as if the disease was consuming the individual.
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  2684. Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the presentation!
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  2685. Glad you found the channel. Thank you!
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  2686. Thanks Miji 😊 Very much appreciated.
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  2687. Thank you! It’s nice to know it works for you.
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  2688. Thank you! Glad it worked for you.
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  2689. It does take a long time for me to source images and edit it with narration. Thank you for your kind words mamasinger 😊
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  2690. Thanks! Glad you it was interesting.
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  2691. They must have been quite an expense on the household budget. Perhaps some were sold on a payment system or second-hand.
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  2692. Glad you think so. Thank you for watching!
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  2693. Thank you for the kind words firecracker. It’s great to have your support!
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  2694. That’s great! Thank you for being a regular viewer.
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  2695. Thank you for pointing this out. I was assuming the large shoe was hiding a similar shoe behind, but the apparent size difference in trouser legs does suggest otherwise.
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  2696. Hi there! Thank you so much. Nice to know you like the history. Thank you for watching regularly 😊
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  2697. Thank you kindly!
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  2698. You’re most welcome 😊
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  2699. You're welcome Blue. Thank you for writing!
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  2700. I have a video on that ‘Sleeping Rough,’ should you be interested.
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  2701. Interesting times, though I'm sure life would have been extremely tough for many.
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  2702. Super! I’m glad you found this useful. Pies are really popular in Britain. Thank you very much.
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  2703. I think you refer to the audio from the stairs and the Nursery Room? The noise does have a strange high pitch like a baby. I don’t know if birds have been kept at the house or what type it could be, but I can see the comparison. The investigators didn’t mention it as a possible explanation to my knowledge.
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  2704. It’s great to hear you enjoyed watching. Thank you. More to come!
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  2705. Great to know enjoyed watching! Your support is much appreciated.
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  2706. Glad you found the content interesting. Thank you!
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  2707. I don’t know of this unfortunately. It does sound interesting.
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  2708. You're welcome! Hope it was interesting.
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  2709. …and not for the first time I’d guess! Thanks for watching.
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  2710. Thank you for your kind words. I’m glad you enjoy listening to the videos.
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  2711. Thank you mamasinger.
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  2712. I appreciate it, thank you!
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  2713. Yes. Lots of research to do before the next one is published, but stay tuned for more. I'm glad you enjoy the series.
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  2714. Thanks for your comment! It's much appreciated.
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  2715. Thank you for your comment.
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  2716. Thank you so much! More to come.
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  2717. There is a Victorians playlist if it’s useful for you.
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  2718. This sounds really interesting! Thank you.
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  2719. Much appreciated!
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  2720. Glad it was helpful! Thank you.
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  2721. It's really nice to read that you enjoyed the narration and the atmosphere we try try to bring to history. Thank you for your comment!
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  2722. Thank you for your comment!
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  2723. Thank you so much for your Super Thanks firecracker 😊
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  2724. I don’t know any further information about events that followed. I hope that they found help and assistance from the journalists. They did offer food and drink at least for their time and stories.
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  2725. Thank you for watching Khatoon.
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  2726. Thanks SoldierPoet. It’s great to have your support.
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  2727. Very interesting. Thank you.
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  2728. Fantastic! That means a lot that you enjoy the narration so much. Thank you.
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  2729. That’s so nice of you to say! I’m glad you find the history content here interesting to watch. Thank you.
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  2730. Cheers firecracker!
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  2731. The banner was just used for presentation. I'm sure I'll make more use of newspapers in future.
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  2732. Exactly the same very creepy place. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment - it's very much appreciated!
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  2733. That’s kind of you to say! Much appreciated. Thank you.
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  2734. Thank you! Glad you found it worthwhile.
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  2735. You're very welcome to watch them to sleep. There is a long 'Victorians' playlist that use may find useful. I hope you enjoy listening!
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  2736. Thank you for your comment. The gin palaces of the 19th Century are described as quite rowdy places.
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  2737. That’s great to hear, thank you! I have more content on its way.
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  2738. I’m happy you like the social history on my channel! Thank you.
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  2739. Glad you like them!
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  2740. You will find lots of stories from Victorian London here, and other places in the 1800s!
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  2741. Thank you for your comment and for watching Richard. It's good to know you enjoyed the video!
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  2742. Much appreciated!
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  2743. That’s very kind of you and much appreciated. Thank you for your support!
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  2744. Thanks for writing. Much appreciated!
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  2745. Great that you enjoyed listening, thanks!
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  2746. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you enjoy the history 🙂
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  2747. I'm glad you found my channel and it's nice to know my videos are entertaining and informative. Thanks for your support!
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  2748. Cheers! I really appreciate the comment.
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  2749. Thank you for your interesting comment Khatoon.
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  2750. You're welcome! Thanks for the visit.
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  2751. I don’t think I’ve had a viewer tell me they are from Malaysia before now. Fantastic! Great to know. Welcome to the channel Puma Lyn and I hope you enjoy browsing through the content.
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  2752. That's great! Thank you Moondancer.
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  2753. Very nice of you to say. It’s nice to know I’m providing interesting history content. Thank you!
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  2754. Thank you! Content is only on here. Glad you enjoy them! You can use my playlists for long listening.
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  2755. Thank you! It takes some time to get the presentation and narrative to match.
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  2756. You're very welcome and happy new year!
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  2757. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the journey back in time to Edwardian London.
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  2758. Uploaded a bit later than intended due to the length and workload in this one. Hope you liked this trip along the riverside.
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  2759. Some of these job titles sound classy, which is ironic considering what dirty work was involved.
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  2760. Thank you very much Khatoon.
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  2761. Thank you! It's so nice you enjoy how this is narrated.
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  2762. Thank you! Cheers!
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  2763. Welcome to the channel! Thank you. You too!
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  2764. Great! Was it set around Bow and Limehouse too?
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  2765. An interesting analogy!
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  2766. I have a plan to do something in future! Thank you.
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  2767. That's great! More Victorian content on my channel.
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  2768. Lots more Victorian content in the works for the coming months. Perhaps one or two surprise offerings from earlier periods around Christmas time!
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  2769. Thank you for your kind words. It’s great to hear that you like the narration. More to come.
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  2770. Thank you! 😃 It's really nice of you to comment.
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  2771. Glad it was helpful!
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  2772. Thank you for your interesting comment. I can understand your English very well and I really appreciate you taking the time to write 🙂 I’m glad to have your support for my channel.
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  2773. You're always welcome here! Thanks for coming back.
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  2774. I'm glad you find the history useful. Thank you so much for your comment.
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  2775. You're welcome!
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  2776. Glad you enjoyed it. Hopefully she found work again, though we'll probably never know for sure. Thank you for your comment.
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  2777. James Dick is described as having a ‘pale’ complexion, so ‘fresh’ could be how they describe someone as healthy looking.
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  2778. That’s great! Thanks for writing 🙂
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  2779. Welcome to the channel! I'm glad you like the content here for you.
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  2780. Thank you for sharing your story. A number of Irish people from Donegal also headed to Scotland to seek work. I have a story related to that on my channel - The Glasgow 'Rat Pit.'
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  2781. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you found it. I hope you enjoy the history content here. You can find playlists on the channel page if you find them useful. Thank you.
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  2782. Thanks for your support!
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  2783. Thank you for watching Khatoon.
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  2784. Much appreciated! Glad you enjoyed Soapy’s story.
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  2785. Glad her story was of interest. Thank you Bob.
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  2786. Glad you liked it. Much appreciated.
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  2787. The land is also located on a parish graveyard! Plenty of fuel for ghost stories.
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  2788. Thanks! Glad you thought so.
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  2789. Thanks for your comment!
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  2790. That’s really kind of you to say. Thank you so much!
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  2791. Yes, rags and bones were taken to merchants where they could be exchanged for money. Rags were sold on for making cheap clothes 'shoddy.' Bones went to factories, which purchased them for making soap and glue.
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  2792. I’m glad you enjoyed and welcome to the channel! Thank you.
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  2793. Thank you very much! It’s great you enjoy the content.
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  2794. Cheers Bob! Thanks for watching.
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  2795. Hooky certainly had some desperately bad luck in life. I hope matters improved for him.
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  2796. They were indeed gaudy drinking houses compared to the beer taverns. Thank you for watching.
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  2797. Thank you Miji 😊
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  2798. Thank you so much for the tip! You are very kind 😀
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  2799. Thank you. Much appreciated!
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  2800. It’s possible they moved into neighboring slums such as Seven Dials.
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  2801. Nice to know you found this interesting and revealing. Thank you for your comment!
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  2802. Have a nice day Firecracker!
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  2803. Interesting research about Edinburgh here, thank you!
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  2804. Thanks for your comment and for subbing incense dragon 2.0! It's good to know you enjoyed the video. Please share this video with your friends as much as you can and have a nice day!
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  2805. Thank you. There will be more!
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  2806. Thank you Miji!
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  2807. That’s kind of you to say! I’m glad you enjoy the presentation of images. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  2808. I hope the signal improves for you. Thank you for the compliment.
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  2809. I know of some contemporary photographs of Hoxton, but I haven’t seen any mention Dunstan Road.
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  2810. Much appreciated! Glad you liked it.
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  2811. You’re welcome. Thanks for watching.
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  2812. Glad you enjoy the narration! Thank you.
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  2813. That's fantastic to hear!
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  2814. Merry Christmas 🎄 Thank you and happy holidays 🙂
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  2815. Thanks for watching. It’s appreciated!
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  2816. Fantastic! I’m happy you’re interested in the history here.
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  2817. Glad you enjoy the narration! Thank you.
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  2818. A very basic diet for all that work they had to do.
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  2819. I appreciate that! Thank you.
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  2820. Thank you. This is something I will try to read about.
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  2821. I assume ‘senile decay’ may have been a contemporary term for dementia and alzheimer’s, these being identified from the early 1900s. Thank you for sharing.
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  2822. Thank you very much Khatoon.
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  2823. Marvellous :) Glad you you enjoyed!
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  2824. That’s so nice to hear! Thank you for taking the time to write and supporting my channel. It means a lot 😀
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  2825. Thank you! Sharing the videos really does help the channel.
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  2826. More soon!!
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  2827. Thanks for your comment. There is also a park in his name in Queens, New York.
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  2828. It really is!
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  2829. Great to know you enjoyed it and thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  2830. It was a hard life for many but a fascinating period of history for this and rapid changes. I’m glad I didn’t live in those times though.
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  2831. There are some photos from Woolwich Arsenal in the video. I hope your grandmother didn’t suffer.
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  2832. You’re welcome! Thanks for viewing.
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  2833. Cheers! I really appreciate it.
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  2834. You’re most welcome!
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  2835. Glad you enjoyed, thank you!
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  2836. I’m glad you enjoy them. Thank you for being a regular viewer!
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  2837. Thank you so much for your Super Thanks! 😊
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  2838. Much appreciated! Glad you enjoyed the story and thank you for leaving a comment.
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  2839. I’m glad you find this social history interesting. Thank you for taking the time to comment!
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  2840. Thanks very much! Great this had meaning for you.
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  2841. Thank you! Hopefully they had good lives and never had to return to fur pulling.
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  2842. It was a miserable existence for bone grubbers. I'm glad you like the 'worst jobs' videos on my channel. Thank you for your support!
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  2843. That’s great!
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  2844. Thank you! That’s great to know you’re enjoying the content. Lots more to come.
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  2845. Thank you for your comment! This is an idea for future content.
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  2846. Thanks for writing and for watching! Glad you find this history interesting.
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  2847. It’s great you found this interesting, thank you! I also have a video about the slums of Seven Dials, near St. Giles should you be interested.
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  2848. Glad you like them! Thank you for supporting the channel.
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  2849. It was certainly notorious for poverty and lodging houses and infamous for the slaying of Mary Jane Kelly by Jack the Ripper.
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  2850. Glad you enjoyed! Thank you.
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  2851. Thank you and welcome! More to come.
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  2852. I’m not sure if it’s on point, but hopefully it’s good enough. Glad you enjoyed the presentation!
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  2853. You're welcome. Thanks for your comment.
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  2854. It’s great that you found it so interesting. Thanks for watching!
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  2855. Glad you enjoyed!
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  2856. Interesting. I imagine there are lots of tales of treasure on some of those islands.
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  2857. I’m so glad you enjoy the presentation. Thanks for your support!
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  2858. It’s great to know you like the narration! Thank you so much.
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  2859. You’re welcome! It seems common lodging houses generally had a bad reputation for nefarious activities. Thank you for your comment.
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  2860. Glad you liked it!
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  2861. Thank you! It’s really appreciated.
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  2862. Yes, more an existence than 'life.'
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  2863. That’s fantastic!
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  2864. Thanks for your comment!
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  2865. Thanks for watching Bob!
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  2866. Thank you for the information 🙂
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  2867. Cheers! Thank you.
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  2868. Glad you enjoy it!
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  2869. Cheers! Thanks for watching.
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  2870. ...but a scary experience.
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  2871. Thanks very much!
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  2872. Thank you! Glad you enjoy it. More to come.
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  2873. Welcome and thank you!
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  2874. Thank you for sharing such an interesting story of your life. I’m glad you find value in the stories of the past on my channel.
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  2875. Thank you! It’s nice to get a comment about the thumbnail. They take some thought.
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  2876. Welcome to the channel! I'm glad you like the history content.
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  2877. The commentator is referring to Broadway, New York, so New York and the American flag is depicted.
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  2878. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
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  2879. I think the comment section to video I mentioned has a lot discussion on that topic, which may be useful, though I believe the origin is still debated.
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  2880. Thank you so much! I’m glad it worked.
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  2881. This seems to be an error in the presentation. I'm sorry about that. I'm glad you're enjoying the channel content. Thank you very much!
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  2882. Thank you very much! It’s great to know you found it compelling.
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  2883. It’s great you enjoyed the narration. Thanks for watching!
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  2884. Thank you. The code and etiquette of courtship in the 18th and 19th Centuries are really interesting.
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  2885. Thanks for listening!
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  2886. Nice of you to say! Thank you for watching regularly.
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  2887. Excellent! Thanks Moon Dancer.
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  2888. Thank you for your comment.
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  2889. Thank you for listening and taking the time to comment.
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  2890. I don’t know why that happens, but it’s great that you check back to see what’s new. I aim to publish regularly. Thank you Brian!
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  2891. I’m really glad you found this compelling to watch. Thank you.
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  2892. I'm glad you found this documentary interesting. There was much technological advancement in the Edwardian era, though the lives of the working classes and poor didn't change all that much from the decade before. Thank you for your comment.
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  2893. Thank you and welcome! I really appreciate your support sharing my videos. It really helps the channel grow. More content to come.
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  2894. It’s hard to be sure what the police definition for ‘fresh’ at that time would have been. Perhaps a healthy appearance.
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  2895. You’re welcome 😊
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  2896. Thanks. Glad you enjoyed watching.
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  2897. Thank you! More to come.
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  2898. You will see (in the follow up video to this on my channel) that Jack London was able to run away from the hard labour of the workhouse. Unfortunately, the people he met didn’t have much choice. But he did expose their plight. Thank you for watching and your comment.
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  2899. You can find it on my channel page: ‘Surviving a Horrific Night in a Victorian Workhouse.’ I hope you find it interesting to watch.
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  2900. Lots of research and writing to do for the next video, but I'm pleased to say there will be a Part 9. Thanks for watching!
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  2901. Great to know you enjoy the voice of the vagabond! Thank you.
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  2902. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you found the video interesting and I hope you enjoy the history content here. Thank you.
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  2903. Thank you very much! I’m glad you think the content has value.
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  2904. Thank you Miji 😊
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  2905. Great! So much history in Whitechapel.
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  2906. I hope to have a look at several more towns and cities across Britain in future. Thank you for your comment.
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  2907. Thank you for writing - I’m glad you like my channel! I would like to do something on Manchester in future if I can find the right material. It certainly has much history to tell from the 1800s. I do have a video about lodging (doss) houses in Edwardian Manchester if you should be interested in watching. Here is the link: Brutal and Filthy Edwardian Doss House (Common Lodging House in Edwardian Era Manchester) https://youtu.be/Zq3iEWCWrOs
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  2908. Thanks for your support!
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  2909. Thanks! Much appreciated.
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  2910. Thank you. She is said to have performed at the Eagle Tavern, Hoxton, early in her life.
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  2911. Thank you. More to come!
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  2912. I’m glad their stories had meaning for you. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  2913. I really glad you find them interesting 😊 Thanks clarencedavisiii
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  2914. Thank you mamasinger. Glad you liked it.
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  2915. Thanks so much. Lots more to come!
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  2916. We are like lucky to have these photos - a window on the past. I’m glad you enjoyed the presentation.
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  2917. Thanks for the visit!
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  2918. That's kind of you! Thank you too.
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  2919. An interesting comment. Despite poverty, community relationships were very important. They had to be replied upon in times of need (in the absence of adequate state provision). Neighbours could, for a short time, assist with rent or share some food, should a family experience illness or unemployment. There were also community saving schemes. A family would often stay local even if employment were found elsewhere for these reasons. In times of trouble neighbours were all you had, if you couldn't rely on relations.
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  2920. Thank you! I'm glad the narration sets the right atmosphere for you.
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  2921. Thank you so much for the Super Thanks!
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  2922. Great! Thanks very much.
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  2923. A sideways face! I can see what you are talking about. It's funny how the marks on the wall did that.
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  2924. Yes, there are so many well preserved and interesting forts. Thank you for watching.
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  2925. I'm glad you find this video useful for learning and language. Thank you for your good wishes and support for my channel.
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  2926. ...maybe even one of America’s most haunted houses!
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  2927. Thanks for watching Miji 😊
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  2928. Interesting to know this from a local person, thank you! Perhaps the bad smell comes from algae and waste combined with the heat. Not pleasant for the flat owners I imagine.
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  2929. It's great that you enjoy the content! Thank you for commenting.
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  2930. Poverty is significant limiting influence on health and life choices. If the poor were afforded a good diet and the opportunity of a good education then they may have had better a better chance in life. I have a video coming to the channel later this month on this subject.
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  2931. It really is! Thanks for your comment.
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  2932. Having inmates pick oakum, for example, was a money earner for prisons.
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  2933. Thank you for your kind words! I have heard of the museum in New York and would be keen to make a visit. There is a tenement museum in Dublin too.
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  2934. I hope you found this one interesting!
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  2935. Thank you so much. It's great to know you enjoy the content and watch regularly!
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  2936. The video was posted a little later than normal, but I hope the notifications fix for you. Thank you for your support!
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  2937. An interesting question - I assume a lot less densely populated than Manhattan and the Lower East Side.
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  2938. You're welcome 😊 Much appreciated!
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  2939. You’re welcome. Thank you. I wish you a Merry Christmas Miji 😊
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  2940. Your experience of Glasgow was very interesting to read, thank you for writing. I have a few videos on Victorian/Edwardian living conditions in Edinburgh (tenement houses) and Glasgow (The Rat Pit lodging house), should you be interested.
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  2941. Thank you so much for writing such kind words. We aim to bring life to history. I'm glad you find this social history as interesting as I do.
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  2942. Very different times and very different sentencing. Thanks for your comment!
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  2943. That's very kind of you to say and much appreciated! Thank you for your support for my channel.
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  2944. Thanks for listening to this history.
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  2945. A pleasure! Glad it was of interest for you.
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  2946. Thank you so much 😀
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  2947. That’s great!
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  2948. You’re very welcome. Thank you for your comment. Your kind words are appreciated.
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  2949. You're very kind!
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  2950. Do you mean the ‘Toshers’ as tunnel workers? I have a video on my channel about their job.
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  2951. I’m sure they were still to be seen on the streets in the 1980s as well. Presumably replaced by scrap metal dealers.
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  2952. Great! Welcome to the channel.
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  2953. They were working class and many men would have worked in manual labour.
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  2954. Thank you! I really appreciate it.
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  2955. Thanks for watching Lynne!
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  2956. A pleasure! Thank you for taking the time to comment. It’s really appreciated.
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  2957. I hope you enjoyed watching anyway. Thanks for leaving a comment.
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  2958. I’m pleased the narration helps recreate a picture of Victorian life. Thank you for your comment.
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  2959. I’m so glad you enjoyed watching. Thank you!
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  2960. I’m happy you enjoyed the presentation!
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  2961. It’s an incredible list of types for beggars considering the population of medieval Paris. It’s an old Hunchback clip. Thanks for watching.
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  2962. This is an interesting story. Thanks very much for sharing!
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  2963. Hello again! I hope you enjoy the viewing and find some interesting facts. Thanks for catching up with the channel.
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  2964. Thanks Miji. Much appreciated.
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  2965. An interesting suggestion!
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  2966. You're welcome! I appreciate your support.
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  2967. There were terrible living conditions in some of America’s cities. I have a couple of videos about the slums of Evansville, Indiana on my channel.
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  2968. I really appreciate it. Thanks very much!
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  2969. Thank you. It's great to have your support!
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  2970. The photographs taken by Jacob Riis are incredible and really give an insight of what life must have been like for people struggling with poverty in the slums of 19th Century New York. Thank you for your comment.
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  2971. Great to know you found the answer here. Thank you!
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  2972. It's great that he recorded his experiences and conversations in so much detail for us today.
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  2973. Thank you too! I hope this journey back in time to the slums of Paris was interesting.
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  2974. Much appreciated - thank you!
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  2975. Thank you! That’s great 😊
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  2976. Thank you for your kind words!
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  2977. Wow! That's great. So nice you enjoy the narration.
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  2978. There are still some very fine Victorian buildings in Spitalfields. More content to come!
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  2979. It’s nice to know you enjoy the narration! Thanks for your comment.
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  2980. I’m glad you found the channel and are enjoying the content. Thank you!
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  2981. A pleasure! It's great to know you enjoy the content.
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  2982. You're welcome! Thanks for taking the time to watch and write a comment.
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  2983. Thank you very much for your Super Thanks!
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  2984. I’m glad you enjoyed watching. Thank you!
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  2993. I hope you find this one informative. Thanks for watching!
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  2994. I’m pleased you found it so interesting, and thank you for taking the time to write!
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  2995. Thank you! Glad you like the history.
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  2996. He certainly has a bad reputation nowadays, but the the sources we have for his reign are limited, written many years after and may have been embellished. Yet, taking the historians at face value he definitely deserves his place on this list.
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  2997. Thanks for the information MomentsInTrading.
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  2998. Glad you liked the Soapy story!
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  2999. You’re most welcome 😊
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  3000. It’s nice to know you enjoy listening. Thanks for your comment!
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  3001. Thank you! Wishing you the same 😀
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  3002. Thank you so much! Lots of history for you here and you may find the playlists useful for long listening.
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  3003. You're very kind and I really do appreciate your support for my channel! Thank you.
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  3004. Thanks for your comment KingFluffs. I’m glad you enjoyed watching it. There are even many more tales of hauntings on the London Underground! I’ve got several videos about ghosts here and am sure to do more. Have a nice day!
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  3005. Thank you so much! It’s really appreciated.
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  3006. Thank you! You can see more like these on the channel page.
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  3007. Nice of you to say! I’m glad you found this good to watch. Thank you.
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  3008. I'm not surprised! The Strand Union Workhouse site lies on an old parish burial ground.
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  3009. You’re welcome!
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  3010. Much appreciated!
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  3011. Thank you and a warm welcome to the channel! There’s lots more American and UK history content like this here for you …and more to come.
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  3012. Riis’ writings evoke a sense of the past.
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  3013. I’m really glad you enjoyed the narration! Thank you for taking the time to watch and write a comment.
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  3014. Thanks for sharing!
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  3015. You're welcome! Thanks for your comment.
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  3016. This was certainly a forthright eyewitness account in his descriptions. I’m glad you found it appealing to watch.
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  3017. I'm glad you found the video useful and interesting. Thank you for watching and your comment.
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  3018. I hope it was an interesting watch for you CoconutSmarties.
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  3019. That was the where the journalist ended his account.
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  3020. You're welcome! Much appreciated.
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  3021. That also caught my eye. I wondered if anyone else would notice!
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  3022. I really appreciate that! Thank you for taking the time to write.
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  3024. A pleasure! I'm glad it had meaning for you. Thanks for taking the time to write.
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  3025. That’s great! Lots more content about London on my channel. Thank you for your comment.
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  3026. Fantastic! I’m glad the content is appealing. Thank you.
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  3027. Thank you! Welcome to the channel.
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  3028. Thanks for listening! Great to know you enjoy the content.
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  3029. Happy New Year! Thanks for all your great support 😀
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  3030. Jack Black, on her majesty's service! Hope you enjoyed watching.
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  3031. I’m so glad the history on the channel works for you. We try to give life and atmosphere to give some realism to the past. Thank you!
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  3032. Thank you! I hope you find lots of content on this channel to satisfy your interest. More to come.
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  3033. William Crooks has an incredible life story - I'm surprised it hasn't been made into a film. Thank you for your comment.
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  3034. Thanks for watching Khatoon.
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  3035. Thank you so much! Much more content to come.
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  3036. You’re welcome. It’s great that you enjoy the narration.
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  3037. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes to you KHATOON.
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  3039. Thank you! Welcome to the channel 😊
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  3040. I’m not aware of anything missing. I’m glad you like watching. Thank you!
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  3041. That’s great! Thank you and welcome to the channel. I’m glad you’re enjoying the content here.
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  3042. Thank you! Merry Christmas and I hope you have a happy holiday 🎄😀
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  3043. Hope it was interesting!
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  3044. Thank you. Lots more to come. I really appreciate your support!
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  3048. Thank you! Glad you found it interesting. More to come.
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  3049. Glad you enjoyed :)
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  3050. Much appreciated! Thank you for your comment.
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  3051. I understand the point you’re making, though I had the intention to introduce some content from different eras in future.
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  3052. Thank you so much Miji 😊
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  3053. Thanks firecracker!
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  3054. Thank you! Much appreciated.
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  3055. You are most welcome! Thanks for the visit.
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  3056. Welcome to the channel Gma Nette and thank you!
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  3057. It's a workhouse for the poor.
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  3058. Towards the end of the war there was a two week restriction for the duration of work on any process involving TNT.
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  3059. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  3060. Thank you so much! Welcome to the channel.
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  3061. It’s great to have your support! More to come.
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  3062. Thank you! Working on more content.
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  3064. You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
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  3065. Glad you liked it. Thank you!
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  3066. It’s great that you enjoyed this. The Lodging House video on my channel is similar.
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  3067. I’m happy you enjoy it!
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  3068. It’s all Roman for this series, but the Greeks could have some dark stories to tell from their past as well.
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  3069. I’m glad you like the history. Which other channel? This is the only channel I have.
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  3070. Thank you kindly! I’m happy you enjoy the content.
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  3071. The vicar describes the ‘stink’ when he visits the Penny ‘Sit Up’ in Preston and I imagine doss houses could be similar. It’s sad that many had to and probably did get used to it. Thanks for watching. New video next week!
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  3072. Thank you and a warm welcome! I hope you enjoy the content.
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  3073. Merry Christmas!
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  3074. Thank you so much! Merry Christmas and happy holidays 😊
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  3075. Thank you! He has an engaging way of writing about his experiences.
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  3076. You’re welcome! Merry Christmas and happy holidays 😊
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  3077. Excellent! I hope it continues to work.
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  3078. 🍿🥤😁
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  3079. You're welcome! I'm glad the history interests you.
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  3080. I'm glad you find the videos compelling. Lots more to come!
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  3081. I do wonder how animals could find a way in from above, but not a way out - if it’s true. Thanks for writing.
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  3082. Thank you for your valued support Miji 😊
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  3083. You’re welcome. I appreciate your kind words.
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  3084. Great! It's so nice that you enjoyed the narration. I really appreciate your comment.
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  3085. That's much appreciated! Perhaps I've mentioned them before, but there are playlisted for long watching/listening.
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  3086. A pleasure! Thank you for your comment.
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  3087. I’m glad you found the subject worthwhile listening. Thank you for your comment.
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  3088. You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoy the Victorian documentaries on my channel. Thank you.
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  3089. Thank you for your comment. I hadn't heard of that awful tragedy before.
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  3090. Thank you for your kind words. More to come!
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  3091. Very interesting comparison between conditions in the UK and Sweden. I'm sure the diary would make interesting reading. Thank you for sharing.
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  3092. Great! Thanks Moon Dancer.
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  3093. Much appreciated! 😊
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  3094. That's very kind of you to say. Lots more content planned. Thank you so much for your support!
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  3095. Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed this journey to the past.
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  3096. There was a lot of bread on the table in those days! Thank you for your comment. It's much appreciated.
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  3097. Interesting to know this, thank you!
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  3098. You’re welcome! It’s nice to know you enjoy the narration. Thanks for writing a comment.
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  3099. Glad it was an interesting watch 🙂
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  3100. Thank you! I’m glad you enjoy the narration.
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  3104. I’m glad you liked it. Thanks Olwyn 😊
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  3105. Thank you for the comment 🙂
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  3106. Cheers firecracker. Glad you thought so.
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  3107. Thank you, I'm glad the story of Caney's life was interesting for you! The film is William Tell and the Clown. There is just one photo of Caney and the others are contemporary.
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  3108. Glad you enjoyed it mamasinger. Thank you 😊
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  3109. Very good! 😅
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  3110. Thank you!
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  3111. Glad to hear that! It's nice to know you find them useful. Thank you for your comment.
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  3112. Thanks Miji. Glad this was of interest!
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  3113. It's great you enjoyed the narration. Thanks for watching.
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  3119. Victorian era jobs are full of foul surprises! Thank you for watching and your comment. I'm glad you enjoy the content.
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  3120. That’s great! Glad the history is interesting.
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  3121. That's great! I'm glad it was informative.
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  3122. Thank you Bob!
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  3123. Thanks! It’s great you enjoy the content.
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  3124. Thank you for being a valued subscriber!
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  3125. Thank you! Lots more history to come.
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  3126. Thank you! It’s great you enjoy the content. More to come.
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  3127. I wish you the same ...and I thank you very much!
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  3128. I understand what you mean, but these appear to be matchboxes.
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  3129. Thank you for your kind comment. It’s good to know it’s interesting for you. More content coming soon!
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  3130. Much appreciated!
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  3131. Merry Christmas! Thank you.
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  3132. A pleasure! 😊 Hope it was interesting.
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  3133. Thanks! I really appreciate that.
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  3134. That’s really kind of you to say 😊
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  3135. You're welcome! Thank you for your comment.
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  3136. Thank you! I have more videos about Victorian jobs on my channel.
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  3137. It’s great you think the content and narration work well together for the subject matter. Thank you! Lots more come on the channel.
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  3138. Thank you Miji 😊
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  3140. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  3141. It's hard to imagine trying to sleep in a cheap lodging house. it must have been noisy and filthy. Thank you for your comment.
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  3142. I get it!
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  3143. You’re welcome!
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  3144. I'm glad you found this interesting. Thanks for watching.
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  3145. Thank you KHATOON.
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  3146. What a fascinating history of your family. Beef pudding is perhaps similar to steak and kidney pudding, made with a suet pastry. It was interesting to read this and thank you for sharing.
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  3147. It would be interesting to know if his name appears again (or not) in police court records.
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  3148. Thank you very much. More to come!
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  3149. Thank you. More to come!
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  3150. Thank you. I hope you enjoyed this Lana.
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  3151. It’s great to know you enjoyed the presentation of these cases from courts in the past. Thank you for your comment.
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  3152. It’s great to know you find the explanations useful. There are a lot of words from the era that are infrequently used nowadays, if at all. Thank you for your support!
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  3153. Thank you so much! I hope this message finds you feeling better. Have a nice day.
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  3154. It seems that YouTube discontinued community subtitle contributions last year, so this won't be possible unfortunately. I really appreciate your offer to help though. Thank you.
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  3155. The alternative (apart from the workhouse) was a common lodging house - if a tramp could gather enough money together for the entry price. There is another video on my channel of a first-hand account of a night in one of these and just how dangerous and squalid conditions could be. Thank you for watching and your comment.
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  3156. My pleasure! Thank you for watching.
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  3157. Thank you for sharing your story.
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  3158. Thanks so much Moon Dancer 😊
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  3159. I'm glad you found it worthwhile. I appreciate your support!
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  3160. Glad you like the narration. Thank you!
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  3161. Very different times. Thank you for your support!
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  3162. Thank you and welcome to the channel! Lots more to come 🙂
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  3163. I’m so glad you like the channel so much! I will be making a lot more content.
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  3164. You're most welcome! I hope this was an interesting topic this time.
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  3165. Thank you! Merry Christmas 🎄🎉😊
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  3166. That's great! Thanks for visiting my channel.
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  3167. That's kind of you to say. Thank you very much for being a regular viewer!
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  3169. My pleasure! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  3170. You can find lots more stories from Jack London’s travels though London on my channel.
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  3171. If Mars was today what it was like 4 billion years ago, instead of a dusty desert like 'Dune', it would be easier to live there :)
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  3172. That’s very kind of you to say. Thank you! Lots of content planned for the future.
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  3173. Glad you think so! Thanks for your support.
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  3174. I wanted to acknowledge present day scavengers in poverty. Thank you for your comment.
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  3175. Yes, an unknown actor.
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  3176. Thank you 🙂
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  3177. Thank you! Same to you firecracker 🍻
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  3178. Luckily for her tenants Octavia Hill was different to others landladies - and she still made it work financially. She showed what hard work and dedication could achieve for social improvement.
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  3179. Thank you so much! I really appreciate your support.
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  3180. Thank you! More coming soon.
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  3181. Thank you! Glad you’re interested in this history.
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  3182. Thanks! I aim to give a voice to the hard lives of the many in the past rather than just the few.
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  3183. That’s an expensive book! A huge thank you for being a regular viewer 😊
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  3184. Thank you so much for your comment.
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  3185. Much appreciated! Thank you for saying.
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  3186. Elagabalus is on its way!
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  3187. I’m glad you enjoyed this documentary. Thank you for your comment!
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  3188. Thank you... have a great day!
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  3189. I'm glad you enjoyed the narration! Thank you for your comment.
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  3190. It’s an interesting story. Thank you!
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  3191. I’m glad you think the narration is fitting for the history. Thank you!
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  3192. There are probably videos stuck on the same view count!
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  3193. Thank you! I’m glad you enjoy the history. If you’re new here, welcome to the channel.
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  3194. You're welcome. It's really nice to know you enjoyed the presentation. Thanks for visiting my channel.
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  3195. That's a fascinating history to tell!
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  3196. Salar De Uyuni in Bolivia looks heavenly
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  3197. Thank you Lynne.
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  3198. Thanks for watching firecracker!
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  3199. A very pleasant way to enjoy content. Thank you.
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  3200. Thanks Miji
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  3201. Thank you so much! It's great that you enjoyed the documentary.
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  3202. Thanks for your support!
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  3203. I’m really glad the content is engaging for you! Thank you.
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  3204. Welcome back! I’m glad you enjoyed the story. Has your name changed?
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  3205. Thank you very much 😊
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  3206. Thank you! It’s great to know you find the history content here interesting. I appreciate your support.
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  3207. I’m really happy you enjoyed it. Thank you!
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  3208. You're welcome. Thanks for taking the time to watch the documentary.
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  3209. I see that it’s a very popular tourist destination for cruise ships nowadays, helped by its deep water port that was formerly so important for cargo. I imagine the Soapy Smith story, Klondike history and incredible natural scenery maintain it’s popularity. Thank you for your comment.
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  3210. Thanks for listening!
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  3211. Thank you so much!!
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  3212. Thank you so much.
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  3213. A mysterious conclusion?
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  3214. Sounds interesting to me!
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  3215. Glad you enjoyed the presentation. Thanks for visiting!
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  3216. Glad the content is interesting for you. Thank you for your kind comment.
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  3217. Yes, lots of stables. All the mews courts in London used to be stable yards to the grand houses.
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  3218. Thank you! More to come.
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  3219. That's fantastic! Thank you.
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  3220. Thank you! They’ll be more content about America’s past to come.
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  3221. That's wonderful, thank you! It's so nice to hear you enjoy the experience - thanks to the account of Jack London.
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  3222. Thank you!
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  3223. Thanks so much! 😊
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  3224. Thank you very much Miji
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  3225. Great to know you enjoyed listening!
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  3226. Hope it keeps you going until next week! Thank you for your comment.
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  3227. That’s fantastic. I’m glad you find them so useful for your interest in this period. You may already know this, but I have some playlists on the channel page for long watching/listening should you find they work for you. Thanks again for your support!
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  3228. Interesting! Good to know. I hadn't heard of such a place in London.
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  3229. I'm glad you found this good to watch. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  3230. Glad you enjoy listening! Thank you 😊
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  3231. Much appreciated. Thanks for your support!
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  3232. His words conjure up a dreadful atmosphere and one that was paid entrance.
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  3233. Thanks for watching and your comment. Always really appreciated!
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  3234. I agree. You’ll find plenty on this channel. Thanks for watching!
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  3235. You're welcome! Thank you.
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  3236. Poignant words.
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  3237. Thank you! I'm just working on some technical details and I hope to have it available soon. I will add a post to the channel when it's available. I really appreciate your interest and support.
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  3238. Still going on with sorting through garbage in developing countries due to poverty.
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  3239. The name Dock Street makes sense given it’s location. The later name Star Street doesn’t fit its character. Thank you for your comment KHATOON and happy Mother’s Day to you too.
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  3240. I’m pleased you like the content. Thank you! There are two videos on the channel about slums in America. I hope to do more in future.
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  3241. Glad you found it worthwhile! Thank you very much.
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  3242. Thank you for your comment. Lots more history of people’s lives in the past to come.
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  3243. That’s great! Its nice to know the narration worked for you. Thank you.
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  3244. Thank you! It’s very kind of you to leave a comment.
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  3245. Thank you firecracker. You too!
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  3246. An interesting story. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  3247. Much appreciated!
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  3248. Thank you! More to come.
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  3249. Last week’s video was actually about a Victorian execution!
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  3250. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you like the content here for you. Thank you.
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  3251. Happy New Year! 🥳
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  3252. You're welcome 😊
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  3253. Great! Lots more like this on my channel.
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  3254. Thank you too! It's kind of you to write a comment.
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  3255. You’re welcome! Glad it was interesting for you.
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  3256. Thank you!
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  3257. Thank you! Cheers!
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  3258. He does a bit 🙂
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  3259. You’re welcome. The next video release on the channel will also be on the theme of work and poverty. Thank you for your support!
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  3260. Great to know you enjoyed this journey to the past!
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  3261. That’s such an interesting story and thank you for sharing. I also have a video on my channel about Victorian sewer hunters (toshers), if you’re interested to watch. That job involved avoiding some huge and dangerous rats.
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  3262. Thanks for your support Lynne!
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  3263. Thank you the birthday skeleton. It’s great to have your support!
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  3264. Thanks for listening! Glad it was interesting.
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  3265. That’s much appreciated! I’m glad you find the history here compelling viewing. Thank you.
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  3266. Thanks for sharing this interesting picture of Soho 50 years ago. As you say, there are a lot of modern blocks interspersed amongst the old there now. I’d be interested to see the state of what the old ones you mentioned looked like if there were photos.
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  3267. Much appreciated! Glad it was of interest.
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  3268. Thanks for your comment. Much appreciated!
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  3269. In those times there was little help at all if you didn’t have friends or family to support you. Keeping on friendly terms in your street and helping out others (if you could) was necessary, should you need to rely on the same in future. Thank you for your comment.
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  3270. You’re welcome Lana 😊
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  3271. Thank you! Glad you like the presentation.
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  3272. Thank you for your support in sharing my videos on your channel. I very much appreciate this!
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  3273. Always appreciate your comment Lana. Thank you!!
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  3274. Happy New Year! Thank you. Lots more history to come.
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  3275. I'm pleased you make this part of your Sunday viewing. Thanks for taking the time to comment!
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  3276. Thanks for the compliment!
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  3277. I’m glad you found the video interesting. Thank you for your comment.
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  3278. Thanks very much for the visit
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  3279. Thank you. That's so nice of you to say.
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  3280. You're welcome 😊
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  3281. Welcome! It's great you found the channel and nice to hear that it helps you. Thank you for your kind words.
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  3282. Thank you for taking the time to comment. I’m glad you enjoyed watching!
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  3283. Hope you liked it 😊
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  3284. Thank you for your comment and kind words Khatoon! I appreciate your support.
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  3285. Glad you enjoyed it! There are a few videos about this vicar’s travels and experiences you can find on the channel.
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  3286. Thank you Miji 🙂 Much appreciated!
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  3287. Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed this chapter of London's history.
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  3288. I can see the likeness a little.
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  3289. That's what it is and it was sold to tanneries for use in leather making.
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  3290. Thank you! Hope you find content to interest you here. More to come.
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  3291. I didn’t know about all the games until I was researching the video. Interesting!
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  3292. Thank for the information!
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  3293. Thank you! Glad you found it interesting.
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  3294. You’re most welcome 😊
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  3295. Yes, Wellcome Collection.
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  3296. Thank you! Merry Christmas! 😊
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  3297. Thank you so much! Welcome to the channel. I hope you find more history content here to interest you.
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  3298. You’re welcome 😊
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  3299. Great to know that you found this one compelling to watch. Thanks very much for being a regular viewer!
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  3300. This was written by an American journalist for an American audience.
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  3301. My pleasure Lana. Thank you too 😊
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  3302. I always value your support. Thank you too!
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  3303. I'm glad you found it interesting. Thank you for you for watching and your comment.
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  3304. Some of the 19th Century images are vivid for the imagination. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!
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  3305. I do wonder how today will be viewed in 100 years. From the start of the Victorian era to its close there was great change. In this century change accelerates. Thank you very much for your comment.
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  3306. That was a sad tale indeed. Thank you for your comment.
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  3307. Glad you enjoy them! It means a lot and thank you for writing.
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  3308. Thanks for listening! Glad you enjoyed the experience.
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  3309. An interesting point - it seems highly likely that this was on his mind when deliberating vagrancy.
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  3310. That’s great! Thank you for writing.
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  3311. Thank you! Great to know you enjoyed watching.
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  3312. That's great, thank you! It's nice to know you find the history informative.
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  3313. Great it was interesting for you. Thank you for watching!
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  3314. Thanks! Nice of you to say.
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  3315. Thank you for watching! More to come.
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  3316. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for your support.
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  3317. My pleasure! I'm glad you found the lives of these Edwardians interesting. Thank you for your comment.
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  3318. Thank you! Good to know you found this history interesting.
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  3319. Cheers! Glad you like them.
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  3320. That means a lot to me. Thank you so much! It’s great to hear my content is enjoyed.
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  3321. That's great! Glad this trip back to Edinburgh's past was interesting for you.
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  3322. Thank you so much Fang Slaughter! It's great that you enjoyed the story.
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  3323. Welcome to the channel! I'm glad you like the kind of history content here for you. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  3324. Thank you for kind words. I'm glad you're interested in the history here. I can't see any issues with comments at the moment. Viewers are making comments.
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  3325. Thank you Miji
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  3326. Glad you enjoyed watching. Thank you!
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  3327. I’m pleased you enjoyed listening 😊
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  3328. Thank you so much! I really appreciate your support.
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  3329. 👋 Hi Lana. Thanks and have a nice day!
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  3330. Thanks for your comment Choppy. It’s great to know you found this interesting.
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  3331. I would like to do more, but I am one man doing everything managing the channel. I’m so glad you think so much of the content. Thank you!
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  3332. Glad it was interesting. Thank you!
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  3333. Thank you and welcome to the channel!
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  3334. Some viewers tell me they listen to my playlists at night, which is great.
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  3335. You’re welcome Test Pilot! I’m not sure if I could stay in that room if, as they say, there are objects moving and voices recorded. How did you sleep? Maybe it does deserve its place as one of America’s most haunted houses - it certainly has a reputation. Thanks for your comment and story of your visit!
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  3336. You're welcome. It's great that you found this informative. Thank you for your comment.
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  3337. Thank you chalky72 😀 It’s great to know you enjoyed!
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  3338. Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for being a regular viewer.
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  3339. They were tough times for most people. Thanks for your comment.
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  3340. So nice of you to say, thank you!
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  3341. It’s great to read that you enjoy the content on my channel and find it informative. Thank you! If you find it useful for sleeping or long listening I have some playlists you can watch. The Victorians playlist has many videos with lots more to come.
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  3342. It was a dangerous and dirty activity for little reward. I have a video on my channel about the Victorian mudlarks should you be interested.
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  3343. Legendary!
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  3344. They could have been expensive, much like handkerchiefs were, particularly if made from fashionable materials. I hope the weather improves for you 🙂
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  3345. Yes, most of these men would have been employed in manual labour of some description.
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  3346. Physical characteristics are as much of interest as personal ones in history. You can make social and economic comparisons between people then and today. Lack of food and poor nutrition, for example, will have had a negative impact on the health of many working class people and children's growth. Thank you for watching.
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  3347. Thank you for your interesting comment about your reading of the subject. I appreciate your support.
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  3348. Thanks very much. I'm glad you think the narration was fitting for her story.
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  3349. Thank you Bob!
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  3350. Welcome to the channel! Great to know you’re enjoying the content. Thank you.
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  3351. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching!
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  3352. Cheers! Really appreciated 😊
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  3353. I really value your kind words. Thank you for your support!
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  3354. Fantastic! Thank you all for listening and your support. It’s much appreciated.
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  3355. Thanks for sharing! The market is very different now.
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  3356. Wow, thank you! It’s great that you’re interested in this history 😊
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  3357. Thank you! It means a lot to know.
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  3358. That's kind of you to say, but watching and sharing is help enough and very much appreciated!
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  3359. Thank you Miji.
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  3360. Thank you and welcome to the channel. I’m glad you enjoy the content!
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  3361. Kind of you to say! Glad it was interesting.
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  3362. I should thank you for being a regular viewer - thank you!
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  3363. Thank you!
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  3364. Thank you so much! I hope to do more about them in future.
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  3365. I’m happy you found this history interesting with some useful vocabulary. Thanks for writing Khatoon.
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  3366. His father was sent to Marshalsea.
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  3367. Thank you very much! I really do appreciate your support sharing the videos. It all helps.
    2
  3368. Lots of years in the job... and lots of stories too!
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  3369. I’m happy you enjoy watching, thank you! I don’t know if there are sources of material for them.
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  3370. Thank you! Have you watched my other video on this - Slumming it in the Tenements? You can find it on the channel page.
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  3371. Welcome to the channel! I'm glad you're enjoying the content.
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  3372. Likewise for watching and your comment 🙂
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  3373. That's fantastic! Welcome to the channel and I hope you enjoy looking through the content here for you. Lots more to come.
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  3374. 7:43 Where's the metal? What about the huge steel looking building next to you? Not sure if that's enough metal cause magnetic interference. Great video btw - as always :)
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  3375. Thank you! Cheers!
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  3376. A pleasure! Thanks for listening.
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  3377. Welcome to the channel! I hope you enjoy the content.
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  3378. I’m glad you found this interesting to watch. There were many truly awful jobs the poor undertook in Victorian Britain. Thanks for your comment!
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  3379. Thank you very much for your super thanks lunastar!
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  3380. There are a few videos on the channel in the series: ‘Eating Out in Victorian London,’ ‘Victorian Sweatshop’ and two videos about a visit to the workhouse.
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  3381. That's fantastic!
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  3382. You’re very welcome 🙂
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  3383. Super! There were lots of costermongers in the 19th Century and street hawkers too.
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  3384. Thank you Paul. I have several videos about other towns in England and Scotland - Manchester, Preston, Glasgow and Edinburgh. You can find links to some of them in the description and the pinned comment. I hope to look at more towns in future as well.
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  3385. Thank you so much for the donation! I’m glad you enjoyed.
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  3386. Timeless stories.
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  3387. I’m glad you enjoy the narration. Thank you! More to come.
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  3388. Thank you! Cheers!
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  3389. Glad you enjoy the channel content! Thanks for watching and your comment.
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  3390. It really was! So young, such long hours and so little care or food.
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  3391. Thank you! Another ‘worst Victorian jobs’ video coming soon.
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  3392. That's fantastic! Thank you. Dickens may feature in future.
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  3393. It's great to know you enjoy the content. Lots more to come! Thank you so much for your comment.
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  3394. Fantastic! I’m glad it was worthwhile viewing.
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  3395. Thank you so much Miji 😊
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  3396. I appreciate your support!
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  3397. You’re very welcome. Thank you for taking the time to comment 😊
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  3398. That’s great to hear, thank you! More content soon.
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  3399. It's nice to know you enjoyed watching. Thank you so much for your comment!
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  3400. It’s great to read that you find the content so compelling! Thank you. Lots more to come.
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  3401. I'm glad you enjoy the narration!
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  3402. Some of them were, yes.
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  3403. Thank you for sharing your story. It’s great to know you found the history and photos so interesting.
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  3404. You’re welcome! Glad you liked it.
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  3405. Thank you! Great you found it. More to come.
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  3406. Welcome! Thank you.
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  3407. Thank you Mamasinger.
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  3408. Thanks for visiting the channel!
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  3409. I hope you've recovered. You work in archives? History of some sort?
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  3410. That sounds like a job where you could discover some fascinating stuff! Genuine accounts of life (in the public domain) are of interest - family, work, food, police, punishment, prison, workhouse etc.
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  3411. That's great! Lots more content is coming.
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  3412. Glad you enjoyed. Thank you very much!
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  3413. I’m so glad you enjoy the presentation. Thank you!
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  3414. Welcome to the channel! It's great to read that you enjoy the content. Thank you and I hope you enjoy what's here for you.
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  3415. Happy New Year mamasinger!
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  3416. Welcome to the channel! I’m really glad you’re enjoying the content. Lots more to come.
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  3417. That's so nice to hear. Thank you so much for your support!
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  3418. My pleasure! I'm glad you like the presentation. Thank you for your comment.
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  3419. Thank you for your support. It means a lot.
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  3420. Dore’ ‘s illustrations are wonderfully evocative of Victorian London. I would like to have a copy of the book myself. He was quite prolific in his drawing. Thank you for watching my channel and taking the time to write.
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  3421. Thank you. It’s history I find fascinating and I’m glad you find it compelling.
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  3422. Thank you for your interesting comment. I imagine this story of housing was repeated across Britain and Ireland.
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  3423. I’m so glad you enjoy the presentation. Thanks for taking the time to watch.
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  3424. I'm glad the videos help with this niche.
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  3425. That’s fantastic! I’m glad you enjoy the history content here. Lots more planned.
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  3426. Thank you! Great to know you think the narration is fitting for the history.
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  3427. Glad you enjoyed! Thank you for your support.
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  3428. Thank you coconutsmarties 😊
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  3429. Much appreciated! Thank you.
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  3430. Very interesting. Thank you.
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  3431. Work could be long, hard and with unsafe conditions. Some did much for better employment terms such as the man in this video. I’m glad you find these videos useful and interesting. Thank you.
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  3432. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed 😊
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  3433. All feedback is appreciated and thank you for your comment.
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  3434. Glad you like them!
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  3435. Interesting to know, thank you!
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  3436. Thank you kindly!
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  3437. Hello! Thank you so much 🙂 I’m pleased you like it.
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  3438. A touching story.
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  3439. You’re welcome. Thanks for listening!
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  3440. An interesting point of view and thank you for sharing!
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  3441. I’m happy this was interesting for you. More to come. Thank you!
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  3442. Cheers Bob!
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  3443. A really Big thank you Brian for the super thanks! 🤩
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  3444. A terrible history. Quite astonishing how little value was given to young lives.
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  3445. Thank you! You too! 😊
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  3446. You’re welcome. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  3447. I'm glad you enjoyed the presentation! Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  3448. Thank you so much! Glad you like it.
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  3449. Thank you, I really appreciate that! There’s a lot more to come from this channel for you next year 🙂
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  3450. Thank you. I wanted to acknowledge the issue.
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  3451. Watercress tea? Slight pepperiness or bitter taste apparently!
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  3452. You’re welcome. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment.
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  3453. Thank you for your support. Lots more to come!
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  3454. Great to know you found the history so interesting. Thanks for writing!
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  3455. You are very welcome! Glad it was interesting.
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  3456. Thank you for your kind words and support. Sharing news of my channel with friends is a great help!
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  3457. Welcome to the channel! Thank you.
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  3458. I’m glad you’re enjoying the content and welcome to the channel!
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  3459. Welcome to the channel. Thank you!
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  3460. See this video on my channel, which may be of interest: The CRUEL reality of Victorian Dating - Cheats, Drunks, Brawlers and Broken Hearts https://youtu.be/WVu44Sss6Cs
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  3461. I appreciate that! You can discover more on my channel.
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  3462. Glad you found the history interesting.
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  3463. Thank you very much Brian. I wish you well in your recovery.
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  3464. Merry Christmas!
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  3465. Nice to see you here 😊 Thank you! All the best.
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  3466. I’m glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.
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  3467. I’m glad you found the history compelling! Thank you.
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  3468. You’re welcome 😊 Glad you like the history we have here. Much appreciated.
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  3469. Thanks for watching and your comment - more videos on the Victorians will be coming to the channel.
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  3470. Hi Joey. Yes, it will. He was also an interesting character! I've got videos coming up before Caracalla, but it will definitely be coming in future :) Thanks for watching, your comment and being part of the Fact Feast community. Have a nice day!
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  3471. Thanks very much👍 I really do appreciate it.
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  3472. Thank you very much - glad to have you here. More content on its way!
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  3473. Cheers!
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  3474. Merry Christmas! Thanks for taking the time to write.
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  3475. You’re welcome! Happy to know it was interesting viewing.
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  3476. Thanks for watching. Maybe you were dreaming of ghosts...
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  3477. It's fine Bobby. It was an earlier video, so I was getting used to recording equipment, voice and sound levels etc. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment on the video, so thanks again - it's much appreciated :)
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  3478. Dropsy is an old term for water retention, now called Edema according to Wikipedia. I think it was associated with various health problems. I’m glad you enjoy the content and thank you for your comment.
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  3479. It’s a narrator
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  3480. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you like the narration.
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  3481. Thank you so much 😀
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  3482. Definitely are more tales of hauntings at other stations. Good idea for another video! Thanks for commenting.
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  3483. Thank you! Much appreciated.
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  3484. That's nice of you to say. Thank you very much.
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  3485. Much appreciated! Glad you found it interesting.
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  3486. It’s a pleasure! Glad I could provide some interest to the dustmen’s story.
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  3487. Thank you! I’m really glad you enjoyed watching. More content soon.
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  3488. I'm glad you think so. I really appreciate that and thank you for your comment.
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  3489. Well guessed!
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  3490. I'm great that you think that the narration brings life to the past in these videos. I'll be making more and am grateful for your support for my channel, thank you!
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  3491. Thank you for your comment. I hadn't heard of Thomas Miller.
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  3492. It wasn't a place you wanted to live and run out of drinking water. Thanks for watching.
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  3493. I hope you find this one worthwhile. Thanks G D!
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  3494. Thanks lynne! Much appreciated.
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  3495. Great! Thank you 😊
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  3496. Happy holidays!
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  3497. Glad you liked it! There’s always something new to discover with history and that’s why I find it so interesting.
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  3498. That’s great! Im glad you enjoyed the narration.
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  3499. I'm sure she worked long hours as a nanny and maid. Thank you for sharing your story.
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  3500. Cheers! It’s appreciated.
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  3501. Thanks for sharing! It's great to know this video has meaning for you and your friend.
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  3502. I have a video about it on my channel if you're interested - 'Penny Sit-ups.' Thank you for your comment.
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  3503. I hope you found this subject of interest?
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  3504. Cheers firecracker. Very much appreciated.
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  3505. I’m glad you found my channel and it’s great that you enjoy the content here - we aim to give atmosphere to history and give life to voices from the past! Thank you for your comment and a big thanks for sharing my videos with friends and family, as that really is a huge help for the channel, which I appreciate very much. Lots more to come.
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  3506. That's great to know. Thank you so much for being a regular viewer!
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  3507. You can find videos about the slums of St. Giles and Seven Dials in my channel. Thank you for your comment.
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  3508. Thank you and welcome to the channel!
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  3509. Relief was very much made to feel like a stigma and came with loss of freedoms - see my video on Edwardian women imprisoned in workhouse. No wonder it was a last resort.
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  3510. It’s nice to hear about the improvement in the lives of her tenants. These sort of things aren’t always recorded by history. Thank you for your comment.
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  3511. Thanks! I'm glad you like the history.
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  3512. I'm glad to have you subscribe! Thank you for your kind comment. More to come in future :)
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  3513. London was a huge metropolis at this time, though rapid changes in industrialization and population resulted in a lot of the social issues we talk about here. Thank you for being a regular viewer.
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  3514. Much appreciated! Glad this was good viewing for you.
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  3515. At the end of the video the journalist mentions 'help that will now be forthcoming,' so I hope the ladies received more assistance than food and drink - as welcome as I'm sure that was. Thank you for watching.
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  3516. You’re welcome. Thank you for your comment.
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  3517. Very much appreciated!
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  3518. Happy New Year!
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  3519. My pleasure! It’s great that you enjoyed the presentation, thank you.
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  3520. Thank you! Welcome to the channel. I hope you enjoy.
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  3521. Yes, a trip out west 😀 I was thinking about Los Angeles for a long time. Glad to take a look at some of its history. Thanks Brian.
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  3522. Wow, thank you! It means a lot that you enjoy listening. Lots more history to come.
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  3523. It’s the East End, as you suggest, though I’m unable read the lamp signage at the very top. Used here to illustrate the subject matter.
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  3524. There were executions carried out at Newcastle City Gaol, but the sentences for theft given to the people here were hard labour or imprisonment. There were some harsh punishments for prisoners, some of which you mention here. Thank you for your comment.
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  3525. It was, until closed in 1925 and apparently replaced with a telephone exchange as the city expanded. They never managed to find all the bodies of executed criminals who were hung there.
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  3526. I'm sorry to hear that. My words won't help, but for what it's worth I do wish you peace.
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  3527. Many thanks Blue!
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  3528. You’re very kind, thank you. I’m glad you enjoy the presentations 🙂
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  3529. That’s a fascinating story and thank you for sharing.
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  3530. Horrible consequence of this work.
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  3531. Working to death with lead and mercury. Terrible.
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  3532. Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you.
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  3533. Nice! Thank you very much.
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  3534. That's great! I hope you enjoyed it.
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  3535. A big thank you! I’m glad you like the social history on my channel.
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  3536. They really interest me too. I'm keen to do something on them in future. Thanks for your comment and for watching!
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  3537. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!
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  3538. It’s great you found the history fitting for the subject. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!
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  3539. There are still 19th Century buildings around Whitechapel and Spitalfields.
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  3540. Perhaps you know the story of Charles Dickens’ upbringing? His father and family some months in a debtors’ prison and Charles had to board elsewhere and work in horrible conditions to pay for this and help his family. This difficult time had a profound impact on his life and writings.
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  3541. Much appreciated! This was a long one to make.
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  3542. I’m glad you like the content so much. A big thank you for your support!
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  3543. It’s great that you enjoyed the narration! Thank you for viewing and taking the time to comment.
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  3544. I appreciate your support!
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  3545. Thanks for checking it out!
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  3546. I’ve not discovered it’s name if, as you say, it still exists at all. It would certainly be interesting to know.
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  3547. Thank you very much for this. Comparing the photo from the video to the photos from the link you attached I’m confident they’re one and the same. The building’s position and townscape accords with that described. The front door is in the correct position in relation to the window. Also, the window size, height and rail appear to match. There are some great photos on the website. Thank you for sharing the information.
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  3548. Glad you liked it. Thank you!
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  3549. That’s great! I’m glad my videos help with questions you have about history. Thank you for your support.
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  3550. A big THANK YOU for the tip joe dirt 😊 I really appreciate your support!
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  3551. Terrible conditions indeed. Thank you for sharing this information.
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  3552. Yes, I believe it’s a pipe.
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  3553. Thank you for being a regular viewer. It’s great to have your support!
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  3554. Jacob Riis. You can find more stories on my channel.
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  3555. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you enjoyed the video and you’re interested in the history here.
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  3556. Welcome back!
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  3557. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed watching.
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  3558. Thank you Bob. Yes, a sombre occasion indeed.
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  3559. I’m glad the history content on my channel helps recreate a picture of the past for you. Thank you for your comment.
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  3560. Thank you very much Miji.
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  3561. Thank you so much! It's nice to know you enjoyed the documentary.
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  3562. Did you visit the Edinburgh Vaults? If you did, what was your experience?
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  3563. Wow, thank you! I'm glad you like them.
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  3564. You're welcome. Thank you mamasinger.
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  3565. I'm glad you enjoyed listening to his story. Thank you for your comment!
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  3566. That’s great 😊 Thanks for watching them!
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  3567. Hope you found it so.
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  3568. Więcej w przyszłości!
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  3569. CO.AG Music - I really appreciate your comments. It means a lot to know it's enjoyed. Thank you for watching.
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  3570. Thank you for watching!
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  3571. Thank you for watching!
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  3572. Pamela - thank you for watching. I think you are right about the hotel and the state of the buildings. Maybe spending a night there would be far too creepy, but a visit would be worth it to savour the eerie atmosphere, if even for a little while. It is a long way from the US, but it should appeal to those interested in the paranormal who make the trip to Venice.
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  3573. Dziękuję za oglądanie tego filmu
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  3574. GeneralTonyFan - glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching,
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  3575. Marcin - thank you, glad you enjoyed watching.
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  3576. It's the Conjuring 2 movie. There was also 'The Enfield Haunting' television series. Thanks for watching!
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  3577. Thank you for watching. More videos about the strange and unknown will be coming to the channel :)
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  3578. Thank you for watching. More videos about the strange and unknown will be coming to the channel.
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  3579. Thank you for watching Danny!
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  3580. Thanks for watching. More to come.
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  3581. Did you see any ghosts?! ... Thanks for watching.
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  3582. Many voices collaborated on this video.
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  3583. Thank you for watching!
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  3584. Thank you for watching Danny and glad you enjoyed it.
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  3585. Me too! Thanks for watching.
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  3586. I'm glad you find the presentation so appealing. Thank you for your comment.
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  3587. Very much a dystopian world. Thanks for your comment.
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  3588. I really appreciate that. Thanks for the visit!
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  3589. Thank you! You can find episode 2 on the channel about children of the Edinburgh slums.
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  3590. Thank you! It means a lot.
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  3591. Thank you kindly! Welcome to the channel.
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  3592. Glad you enjoy the content!
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  3593. Thank you Khatoon. Interesting history.
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  3594. Thank you Miji 😊
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  3595. Glad you enjoyed watching, thank you!
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  3596. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
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  3597. My pleasure! Thank you for being a regular viewer.
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  3598. Glad you liked it! Thank you for your comment.
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  3599. Welcome to the channel! It’s fantastic that you enjoy the history for you here.
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  3600. You're very kind to say so. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  3601. I hope they find it interesting. Thank you!
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  3602. Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you got something useful from watching the documentary.
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  3603. That’s great, thank you! More to come.
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  3604. Katyusha rockets were Soviet and Nebelwerfers were German. They sound eerie.
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  3605. Thank you for taking the time to comment. I’m glad you like the videos you’ve watched. Lots more like this on the channel page.
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  3606. You're welcome Dead2RitesCrosshairs. Thanks for taking the time.
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  3607. There were lots of overcrowded tenements in Dublin.
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  3608. Welcome to the channel! Thank you.
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  3609. Thank you Miji 😊
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  3610. I really appreciate your opinion. Thank you!
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  3611. Thanks very much. Welcome aboard!
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  3612. I really appreciate it. Welcome!
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  3613. Thank you so much for your support and being a regular viewer! I'm pleased you enjoy the history content.
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  3614. Thank you. Hope you like it!
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  3615. Glad it was helpful! Thanks for writing.
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  3616. Thank you so much! Glad to have your support.
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  3617. Much appreciated! Thank you for being here.
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  3618. Welcome to the channel! 😊 That man is from the past 😀
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  3619. I hope to do more in future. Thank you.
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  3620. Thank you and welcome!
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  3621. Thank you very much! 😊
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  3622. Thank you so much 😀
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  3623. You’re welcome. Thank you for supporting my channel.
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  3624. Glad you enjoyed and thanks for writing!
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  3625. Glad you like the narration!
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  3626. Much appreciated!
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  3627. It’s a great name to have! Thanks Paul.
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  3628. Thanks for watching! It’s appreciated.
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  3629. That's fantastic!
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  3630. Glad you enjoy it! Thank you for your comment.
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  3631. Thank you! It’s great that you enjoyed watching.
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  3632. Interesting. Thanks for watching!
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  3633. Thank you for your comment! The match makers did strike due to conditions, although it’s only mentioned briefly in this video.
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  3634. No doubt they’re very expensive. Spitalfields too. A world away from the Victorian era.
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  3635. Welcome to the channel! 😊
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  3636. Thanks for your support! I appreciate you taking the time to comment.
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  3637. Thank you! Welcome to the channel.
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  3638. Thanks for watching the Edwardians. Much appreciated!
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  3639. It's great that you find the content so appealing! Thanks for your support.
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  3640. Thank you so much for the Super Thanks Brian! Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you too 😊
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  3641. Thank you so much Brian! It’s really appreciated.
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  3642. Thank you very much. It means a lot!
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  3643. Thanks for listening! Glad you found it worthwhile.
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  3644. Thanks! It's great to know you find this social history so interesting.
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  3645. Definitely an unhappy story for young children.
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  3646. You’re welcome Ann. Thank you for being a regular viewer 😊
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  3647. Welcome to the channel! Thank you.
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  3648. Great to know, thank you 👍
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  3649. Im just giving a voice to the past, but you’re very kind. Thank you!
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  3650. I'm glad you enjoyed the narration. That's an interesting point you make about someone in those times being shocked by what they saw and smelt compared to if someone experienced the same today. I note that Jack London mentioned (before he began his travels in the East End), that it was like a foreign land to the middle and upper classes. They had little idea of how people lived in poverty. Thank you for your comment.
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  3651. Thank you TheWhitefisher. It’s great that you enjoy the stories!
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  3652. It was a dangerous activity in the past without protective equipment - nails, glass etc. Thank you for your comment.
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  3653. It’s much appreciated! I’m glad you enjoy the content.
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  3654. Great that you like the channel. Thank you!
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  3655. Thanks! 😃
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  3656. I’m really happy to hear you enjoyed watching. Thank you!
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  3657. Glad you like the presentation! Thank you for your comment.
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  3658. That's fantastic! Thanks for watching.
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  3659. Much appreciated! Thank you.
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  3660. He was a character!
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  3661. Cheers! Glad you liked the story.
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  3662. Fantastic! Thank you so much.
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  3663. This is interesting. I haven't seen any sources discussing that he or his crew may have buried treasure here, though he spent time off the coast of Mexico.
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  3664. It’s great that you find these social histories and real lives interesting. Thanks for your comment!
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  3665. Thank you very much! I appreciate your support!
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  3666. You’re welcome Miji 😊
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  3667. Nice of you to say. Thank you!
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  3668. Thank you so much! I’m glad you like them.
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  3669. Thank you for watching! More to come.
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  3670. Thank you! Glad you find the content interesting. More to come.
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  3671. Glad you found it interesting.
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  3672. Fantastic! I’m glad you enjoyed watching. Thank you so much for your support for the channel.
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  3673. Thank you! Nice of you to comment.
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  3674. Thank you very much Miji.
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  3675. Thank you for your support!
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  3676. Appreciate it!
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  3677. Thanks so much 😊 I appreciate it.
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  3678. Thanks for your support!
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  3679. Thank you very much for taking the time to comment and for supporting my channel by sharing videos, as well as telling friends and family about my channel. It’s support like this that helps it (and me) keep going. It is hard work for one person (even for one video a week) and many hours of research for the topic, sourcing presentation materials and editing it together with the narration. This is a narrator and natural speaking voice. I do read as many comments as I can, though it’s not always possible to reply to every one. Please know that all likes and comments do help a video gain traction on YouTube and that sharing is the best way to spread the word. Thank you again for your kind support. It’s very much appreciated.
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  3680. Welcome to the channel!
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  3681. Much appreciated!
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  3682. Glad you liked the story!
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  3683. Thanks Miji 😊
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  3684. It’s great that you enjoyed the presentation. Thanks for watching!
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  3685. It’s very nice to know you enjoy the history and find it useful for English as well. Your comment is much appreciated, thank you.
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  3686. Thank you! Glad you enjoy the content.
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  3687. It’s a great photo. Fine clothes!
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  3688. Thank you so much! Lots more to come.
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  3689. Thanks for watching Khatoon.
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  3690. Thank you firecracker 👍
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  3691. Glad it was interesting and thanks for watching!
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  3692. You're welcome 😊 Thanks for the comment.
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  3693. Welcome to the channel. Thank you!
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  3694. Thanks for sharing! I’m sure it was a hard life of constant physical work.
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  3695. You're very kind, thank you. I'm happy you enjoy the history.
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  3696. I appreciate your support!
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  3697. Glad you liked it!
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  3698. You’re welcome!
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  3699. Very hard physical work. Thanks for watching!
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  3700. It's a pleasure! It's good to know you found this episode about the Edwardians interesting. Thank you for your comment.
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  3701. Thanks for listening. Glad you enjoyed.
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  3702. You're welcome! It's great that you enjoy this history.
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  3703. You’re very welcome!
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  3704. I’m glad you enjoyed the Victorian atmosphere!
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  3705. You’re welcome! 😊
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  3706. Thank you so much! I really appreciate your support 😊
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  3707. I’m glad you enjoy the story telling 😀
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  3708. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment for Robert :)
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  3709. Welcome to the channel! Thank you. Lots more history of everyday life here for you to watch.
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  3710. Yes, Riis experienced poverty and did something about it. Thank you, I'm glad you found it worthwhile.
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  3711. Cheers!
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  3712. You're welcome 🙂
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  3713. That was shown at the point in the introduction to lodging houses when flophouses are mentioned (American English for a lodging house).
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  3714. Thank you! Happy to hear it created an East End atmosphere.
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  3715. You’re welcome. It’s good to know you enjoyed this journey to Victorian London’s East End. Thank you for your comment.
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  3716. You’re welcome. I’m glad you find this history interesting.
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  3717. That's a creepy experience and sounds very much related to similar reports of hauntings at this station.
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  3718. I was interested to read your story. Thank you. It always seemed to me that archaeology, as a vocation, is undervalued given the qualifications and skills necessary to become professional and the remuneration available. It is highly interesting nevertheless.
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  3719. Super! Thank you so much.
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  3720. There is an ‘Eating Out in London’ (Coffeehouses) video on the channel from Jack London. More to come soon!
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  3721. I think they must have been very long according to the description of the difficulty of carrying water. Thank you for your comment.
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  3722. Thank you Miji 😊
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  3723. Thank you so much Brian. Your support is really appreciated!
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  3724. Glad you found this interesting. Thank you 😊
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  3725. That's interesting. A converted warehouse?
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  3726. Thank you! Glad you like how we tell history.
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  3727. Much appreciated! Thank you the_birthday_skeleton.
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  3728. Thanks very much!
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  3729. Thanks for the visit! Glad you enjoyed.
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  3730. This is an interpretation by a team of scientists using a CT scan to create 3D models. It’s like looking into the past!
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  3731. Thanks for the visit!
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  3732. You can find more videos about the slums of New York on my channel - there’s a playlist.
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  3733. Fantastic! Great to know you found this so interesting, thank you.
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  3734. That's great! I appreciate your support.
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  3735. I'm very glad that you enjoy the history. Thank you for being a regular viewer!
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  3736. I'm glad you found this short account of these poor women's lives worthwhile and interesting. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  3737. Thanks for listening!
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  3738. You’re welcome 😊
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  3739. Your kind words are much appreciated. Thank you! More to come.
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  3740. That’s great to know. Thank you!
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  3741. That’s great! It’s nice you found the the history in the video revealing. This was interesting to research.
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  3742. It's fantastic that you enjoy the narration! Thank you so much for your support for my channel.
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  3743. Thank you! I’m glad you found some new and interesting history.
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  3744. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  3745. I’m glad you both found this one engaging! Next Sunday’s video is connected to mudlarks, but I’ll let it be a surprise…
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  3746. Cheers! Nice to know you enjoyed and thank you for your comment.
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  3747. Thanks for watching! You can find music details in the description.
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  3748. Welcome to the channel! I hope you find content to interest you here.
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  3749. I will do. Thank you for supporting my channel!
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  3750. Yes, it’s a real place in east London - near the docks and River Thames. It has a history closely associated with the docks and its workers. See this video on my channel for some background history: Life in a Horrible Victorian Workhouse (Real Account of Terrible Conditions and Food) https://youtu.be/vIi1Ye6O68k
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  3751. You’re very welcome and thank you for your support!
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  3752. Thank you! More to come soon.
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  3753. Welcome! Thank you very much for your support.
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  3754. Thank you! It's really appreciated.
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  3755. This is a genuine account of events by Arthur Pember.
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  3756. Thank you for watching and your comment Rachel. Have a nice day!
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  3757. Archaeology is great! I have more Victorian and Edwardian content on my channel, so I hope that's of some interest to you too. Good luck with your studies and thank you for your comment :)
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  3758. Lots of interesting history here. Thank you for sharing!
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  3759. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
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  3760. Hope you find the stories interesting! There are playlists available for long listening.
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  3761. Merry Christmas!
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  3762. I appreciate your support! Thank you.
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  3763. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you are enjoying the content. Thank you for your comment.
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  3764. Literally working to death...
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  3765. You’re welcome. Thank you for your comment.
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  3766. Thank you so much Brian! Very kind of you 😊
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  3767. Thanks for watching :)
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  3768. Wow! I'm glad you like the content so much. Thank you for your support.
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  3769. Thanks very much! I really appreciate it 😊
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  3770. Glad you enjoy it! Thank you so much.
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  3771. Thank you kindly!
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  3772. To quote Dickens: these were ‘Hard Times.’
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  3773. Thank you for checking it out! 😃
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  3774. Great! Thank you.
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  3775. Glad you enjoyed the documentary. Thanks for the visit!
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  3776. 😀😊 Thank you!
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  3777. You're very kind to say. I'm very grateful to have you here as a regular viewer!
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  3778. Thanks for watching Madison. I'm sure Robert will be ok with it now :)
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  3779. That’s great! I’m glad you enjoyed watching.
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  3780. You’re welcome. I’m glad you’re interested in this history. Happy holidays 😊
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  3781. Super! I’m really glad you found this so compelling. Thanks for writing.
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  3782. That’s kind of you to say. Thanks for watching!
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  3783. If you show him respect i'm sure he will like you too :) Thanks for watching Sweety Das!
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  3784. Glad you enjoyed listening!
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  3785. Thanks for your support clarancedavisiii.
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  3786. That’s great to know! Thank you for your support for the channel. It means a lot.
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  3787. This video is part of a series on emperors and Diocletian is a future episode.
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  3788. Thank you very much Miji 😊
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  3789. I'm glad you enjoyed watching! Thank you so much 😀
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  3790. I really appreciate that, thank you!
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  3791. Thank you Miji. It’s appreciated!
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  3792. He did some cruel things if the ancient sources are to be believed. Maybe other people have a different opinion...
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  3793. To say they had hard lives is un understatement.
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  3794. People are always looking for evidence of UFOs or ghosts, or trying to disprove the same, but the specultion makes it very interesting. Thanks for watching Dale D.
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  3795. Thank you so much! I’m glad to have your support 😊
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  3796. Glad this helps you discover more about history.
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  3797. Welcome to the channel! Thank you. I’m glad you enjoy social history. Lots more to come.
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  3798. Great that you enjoyed the entertainment!!
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  3799. Fantastic! Thank you.
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  3800. Thank you! Welcome to the channel.
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  3801. Thank you very much and welcome to the channel!
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  3802. Thanks Lynne!
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  3803. Thank you too! I appreciate your support.
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  3804. Thanks for listening.
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  3805. You're welcome!
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  3806. That’s great! Thank you. I’m glad you are enjoying the content.
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  3807. Excellent! Thanks for coming back to the channel. Enjoy!
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  3808. Thanks for watching Obito! I'm sure Robert will be ok with your apology :)
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  3809. My pleasure! Thank you too for watching.
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  3810. Glad you’re interested in this history! Lots more to come.
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  3811. Thank you so much for your support bobcosmic!
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  3812. It’s great the video has meaning for you. Thanks for watching!
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  3813. Glad you enjoyed watching. Thank you!
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  3814. I imagine so. Their lifetimes overlap.
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  3815. Thank you! Glad you liked it.
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  3816. A very descriptive account, which makes the reality of the terrible lives these women endured all the more vivid.
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  3817. I’m glad you enjoyed watching. Thank you!
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  3818. I’m glad you enjoy listening! Thank you.
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  3819. You’re very welcome! Thank you for watching them.
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  3820. Nice!
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  3821. Thank you very much! Your support is much appreciated.
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  3822. That is an interesting thought. So much change happened in the last century and even in the last 20 years there have been huge technological advancements.
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  3823. Nice to hear you enjoy the channel so much. I really appreciate that, thank you!
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  3824. You're welcome clarencedavis 😊 Great to have your support.
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  3825. Thank you for your interesting comment Khatoon 😊 Thank you for your kind words.
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  3826. There were some really terrible jobs in the past. Thank you for your comment!
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  3827. Thanks very much! It's great that you like the history on the channel.
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  3828. These accounts of real life don’t always have a positive outcome. It’s nice this did. Thank you for writing.
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  3829. Kind of you to say. I'm glad you enjoy the content!
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  3830. Thanks Miji. Glad you liked it.
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  3831. Thanks watching! Glad you enjoyed the story.
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  3832. Thank you for your support! That means a lot.
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  3833. Thank you Miji. Great to know you found the story of the hulks interesting.
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  3834. A time in New York’s history with so many interesting characters.
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  3835. Thanks for watching. Much appreciated!
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  3836. Hello 🙂 That’s a wonderfully sounding place name. Thank you for watching!
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  3837. Thank you very much!
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  3838. Glad you enjoyed!
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  3839. If that one was big there might well be a lot more similar!
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  3840. Hi :) Thanks for visiting!
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  3841. Glad you like it! Thank you.
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  3842. Thanks for watching! It's nice to know you find the history content here interesting.
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  3843. Hello 🙂 Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the documentary.
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  3844. Thank you too! I'm really grateful for you watching and your support.
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  3845. Fascinating and yet gruesome!
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  3846. Glad you enjoyed it moondancer 😀
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  3847. You’re welcome. I’m glad you found this worth watching. Thank you!
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  3848. Glad you enjoyed the presentation! Thanks for your support.
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  3849. Thanks for visiting the channel!
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  3850. Thank you very much. I really appreciate your support! 😊
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  3851. You’re welcome and thank you for the comment.
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  3852. I really value your support 😊
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  3853. Thank you so much 😀 I'm glad you enjoyed the presentation.
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  3854. It certainly is fascinating and, as you say, deals with some difficult issues with a touch of humour in places. I don't know if the Fabian Society hold any additional records of the group's research. It would be interesting. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.
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  3855. I’m glad this documentary was useful for your history research and thank you very much for your comment.
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  3856. You’re welcome! It’s kind of you to comment.
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  3857. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed.
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  3858. Thank you! I’m happy you enjoyed listening.
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  3859. That's really nice of you to say! Thank you for being here to watch and support my channel.
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  3860. Thank you KHATOON. I’m happy you find new and interesting information in watching.
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  3861. How interesting! I wonder what stories she could have told of life there.
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  3862. Thank you for watching and your comment Paul. Absolute power corrupts absolutely. I think one thing to note is that more was written about the early emperors than the later ones and therefore more material survives. Some of the emperors of the third century lasted only months and some we only know from coins (e.g. Domitian II). When it does survive it does make for interesting reading - and trying to work out its reliability given there was plenty the writers didn't know (e.g. medical conditions influencing behaviour) and what they did write was often politicized.
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  3863. Welcome to the channel! I hope you enjoy watching the content.
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  3864. It’s said that his wrestler ‘Narcissus’ killed him after a first attempt using poison failed - that he regurgitated.
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  3865. You’re welcome TheWhitefisher. Thank you for the comment.
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  3866. Glad you liked it 🙂 Thanks for your comment!
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  3867. It’s great that you enjoyed listening. Thank you for your comment!
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  3868. My pleasure! Thank you for your support.
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  3869. You’re welcome Lana. Thanks for watching! 😊
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  3870. Lots of horrible jobs in the Victorian era and plenty more videos to come. Thank you Khatoon.
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  3871. Thank you! Great to know you enjoyed watching.
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  3872. I hope you found it interesting. Thank you!
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  3873. Thank you so much! Your support is much appreciated.
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  3874. I have one Christmas in the workhouse story you can find on the channel page.
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  3875. Thank you very much Miji 😊
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  3876. That’s very kind of you to say! I’m glad you enjoy the content.
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  3877. Thank you!
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  3878. Thank you so much for your support. It means a lot!
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  3879. Breaking rocks or picking oakum (unpicking tar from ship rope) were common punishments.
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  3880. Thank you. I really appreciate that!
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  3881. Merely an existence, sadly.
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  3882. I will look that up as it sounds interesting. Thanks very much MegaLivingIt!
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  3883. Welcome to the channel! Thank you. Lots more like this on the channel page.
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  3884. Thank you very much for your support!
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  3885. Thank you so much! 😊 Lots more to come and more from American social history too.
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  3886. I’m very grateful and happy too that you liked the presentation of the story 😀
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  3887. It's good to know you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching Marcio :)
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  3888. I’m glad you enjoy the history content here and thanks for being a regular viewer!
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  3889. You’re very welcome. Thank you!
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  3890. I’m happy you enjoy them 😊
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  3891. It’s great you found this interesting!
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  3892. Thanks! Glad you liked the story.
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  3893. You’re welcome. I’m glad you enjoyed it and thank you for writing!
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  3894. That sounds really interesting. Thank you very much for the information. It’s much appreciated.
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  3895. Thank you for checking out the video! 😊
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  3896. Welcome! I’m glad you like the content. Thank you.
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  3897. It’s nice to know you enjoyed the presentation. It takes a long time to put together. Thank you for your comment.
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  3898. Thanks for such great support 😊
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  3899. Glad the subject was interesting for you. Thank you Khatoon.
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  3900. This video about Victorian Manchester may be of interest: Hell on Earth - A Journey to Victorian Manchester (Slums, Poverty and Drink) https://youtu.be/mxhKGduJJts
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  3901. Thanks for watching Isaiah!
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  3902. Glad it was interesting. Thank you!
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  3903. Thank you for your kind comment. More to come!
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  3904. Thank you and Happy Christmas!
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  3905. I'm glad you enjoyed the story. Thanks for your comment!
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  3906. I have a video about them. See this link: Portland’s Dark Underground History (Shanghai Tunnels) https://youtu.be/saDSBcTiJqU
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  3907. Glad it was interesting for you and you like the history content here. Thank you for your comment!
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  3908. It's great that you like the history content!
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  3909. Glad you found it interesting. Thanks for watching!
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  3910. Thanks! Glad you enjoyed watching.
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  3911. I’m glad it was interesting to watch. Thank you!
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  3912. Yes, they had hard work and harsh conditions. Thanks for your comment.
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  3913. Thank you for watching and your comment Vincent :) More will be coming in future if these are popular! Please share these videos with your friends as it will really help my channel and to know that it's worth making more.
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  3914. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you liked the video and I hope you enjoy checking out the content here for you. Thank you.
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  3915. Cheers!
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  3916. Thank you! It’s really nice to hear that you like the content so much that you watch again.
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  3917. You're welcome. Have you changed your name a few times?
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  3918. It’s nice you think the ending was a fitting link between the past and present. Thank you!
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  3919. Thank you! I really appreciate your comment.
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  3920. Thank you! Glad you liked watching.
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  3921. True. Scary thought for those under the flight path.
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  3922. I would like to say a big thank you for your donation Cissy! A video takes a lot of research, writing and editing and this will go towards keeping me doing this every day. Many thanks again and I hope you enjoy future content.
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  3923. An interesting analogy!
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  3924. I really appreciate your support for the channel. It means a lot. Thank you!
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  3925. Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed this.
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  3926. You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching.
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  3927. It’s great to have such support! Thank you for being a regular viewer. I’m pleased I can bring you content you enjoy.
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  3928. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  3929. That’s great that you like them! More to come.
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  3930. I’m glad you enjoyed the documentary. Thank you for your comment.
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  3931. Thanks for commenting 👍
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  3932. You're welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting.
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  3933. Thank you very much for your Super Thanks. Much appreciated!
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  3934. Thank you for your interesting comment Khatoon.
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  3935. My pleasure! Thanks for your support for my channel.
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  3936. I’m pleased you enjoy the narration. Thank you!
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  3937. Thank you so much!
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  3938. Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for writing.
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  3939. Noted! :)
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  3940. A huge thank you Brian!! I’m very grateful 😊
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  3941. Thank you :)
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  3942. Thank you! Cheers!
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  3943. That’s very kind of you to say, thank you. More coming soon!
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  3944. That’s great, thank you! More to come.
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  3945. Sounds a great way to watch 😀 I hope you enjoy!
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  3946. It's great to know you enjoy this history and the narration. Thank you for your comment!
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  3947. Welcome to the channel. Lots more content here like this. I hope you enjoy!
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  3948. That’s great! Thanks for your support.
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  3949. I thought I would sneak an appearance by Charlie Chaplin in there! I'm glad you enjoyed the story, thank you.
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  3950. My pleasure! It’s nice to know you found this interesting. Thank you for your comment.
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  3951. Yes, you’re right. That is the inevitable outcome of social history or relaying the lives of everyday people in this case. There was much hardship, but that wasn’t the whole story. Thank you for your comment.
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  3952. It's great that you enjoy watching my videos regularly on Sunday evenings. Thank you for commenting!
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  3953. I have a channel membership option on YouTube or PayPal donation. You can find a link on the channel page or video description. Thank you!
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  3954. Glad you you think so. Thank you!
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  3955. Thanks Khatoon. I appreciate your comment 🙂
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  3956. Rock breaking and picking oakum (unpicking tar from old ship ropes) were common punishments. Both hard work and repetitive.
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  3957. That’s so nice of you to say, thank you! The aim is to bring the past to life for viewers. Thank you for taking the time to write a comment.
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  3958. Wow, thank you so much!
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  3959. Thanks very much! Glad you liked the presentation.
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  3960. Glad you’re interested in this history. Thank you.
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  3961. I believe that Australian cities did have neighborhoods with much poverty, though viewers from that country may be able to help clarify that. St. Giles rookery is arguably the most infamous of them in London, at least early in the Victorian era (see my video), though it depopulated later. Thank you for your comment.
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  3962. Nice of you to say. Thank you 😊
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  3963. That's great. Thank you!
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  3964. Thank you for watching the video and for your interesting comment.
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  3965. Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the experience.
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  3966. Great to know you found value in watching, thank you.
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  3967. Thanks very much! I’m happy it was entertaining.
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  3968. Welcome and thank you very much! Glad you enjoy listening 😊
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  3969. Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the history of the dustmen.
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  3970. Awesome! Thank you!
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  3971. Cheers! Glad you liked it.
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  3972. That’s great! Thanks for writing.
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  3973. It’s great to know you enjoyed the presentation! Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  3974. Happy to hear. Thank you too!
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  3975. I think the long term health consequences on lungs would have been severe.
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  3976. Fantastic! I’m glad it’s such compelling viewing.
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  3977. Much appreciated! I’m glad you enjoyed the presentation.
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  3978. Welcome to the channel! I hope you have a pleasant stay.
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  3979. Thank you! Glad you enjoy the narration.
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  3980. I’m very grateful for such great support! Thank you.
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  3981. You’re welcome and thank you for watching them regularly! It’s great that you enjoy the content.
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  3982. Thank you for your comment. It's nice to know you found this topic interesting and also thank you very much for being a regular viewer.
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  3983. Thank you. Great to know this social history interests you.
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  3984. Glad you enjoyed 🙂 Thank you so much!
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  3985. Merry Christmas!
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  3986. Amazing!
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  3987. You’re welcome. Happy holidays!
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  3988. A grim existence as an inmate in a Victorian workhouse.
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  3989. Welcome to the channel! I hope you enjoy the history content. Thank you.
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  3990. It’s great that you enjoyed the presentation! Gin Palaces were depicted as bright, colourful and (according to Charles Dickens) dazzling. Thank you for your comment.
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  3991. Much appreciated!
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  3992. Thank you! Happy New Year!
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  3993. I'm glad the video was useful to you and thank you for taking the time to write a comment.
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  3994. That’s so nice of you to say! Thank you for your support for my channel.
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  3995. Thank you so much! Glad you liked it.
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  3996. Narrator is. Thank you! More to come.
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  3997. Welcome! Thank you so much 😊
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  3998. You're welcome!
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  3999. Glad it was helpful!
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  4000. I’m happy you enjoyed it! 😊
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  4001. ‘City Lights’ (1931)
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  4002. I’m really glad you enjoy the content on the channel. Thank you very much!
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  4003. 1877
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  4004. You're welcome. Glad you liked it.
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  4005. Thank you very much! I’m glad you find the history as interesting as I do.
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  4006. You're welcome! I'm glad you found it useful and thank you for your comment.
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  4007. I’m not sure of the difference though both seem to concern muscle and joints pain.
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  4008. Spitalfields nearby has some fantastic architecture. The old weavers' town houses are worth millions today. Thank you for your comment!
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  4009. I’m really interested in American social history and hope to look at more towns and cities in future. Thank you so much for your support!
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  4010. Thank you! I’m glad you enjoy it and I really value your support.
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  4011. Thanks for your comment!
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  4012. I really appreciate you sharing my videos so the channel can reach a wider audience. Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed them and more are to come.
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  4013. Very interesting Khatoon. Thank you for sharing.
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  4014. So glad you enjoyed watching. Thank you!
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  4015. Interesting to know. Glad you enjoyed the video!
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  4016. Thank you for your kind comment. It means a lot. More to come.
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  4017. Thank you very much for your support and I appreciate your comment. There is a new video coming soon.
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  4018. It really was bad. Smelly and dangerous! Thanks for watching.
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  4019. The Yungas Road is a crazy one... they have to drive on the left only for that road!
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  4020. Research of dark history.
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  4021. Thank you so much Miji 😊
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  4022. Much appreciated Miji 🙂
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  4023. Hello and welcome to the channel. Thank you!
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  4024. That’s great, thank you. Welcome to the channel!
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  4025. You’re very welcome 😊
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  4027. Glad you think so!
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  4028. That’s great! It’s nice to know you find this social history interesting. Thank you.
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  4029. Thank you so much! It’s nice of you to say.
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  4030. Thank you for your comment and feedback. I'm glad you like the channel content.
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  4031. I’m really glad you enjoyed watching!
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  4032. Thank you for sharing news about my channel with friends and family. Your support means a lot and it's nice to know I make history content you find interesting.
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  4033. It might be worth checking your still subscribed with notifications turned on? I’m glad you found it! Thank you.
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  4034. Glad you liked it!
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  4035. Thank you! Glad the history is compelling.
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  4036. Thank you for your wishes Khatoon. I have a video about Murder Bay on the channel.
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  4037. I’m glad you think the narration sets the right tone for the content. Thank you!
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  4038. Welcome to the channel! I hope you enjoy.
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  4039. You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
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  4040. ‘Ghost’ station. Thanks for watching.
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  4041. Thanks very much! Glad you enjoyed the presentation.
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  4042. Great to know you found this interesting. Happy Mothers Day to you too. Thank you Khatoon.
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  4043. Glad you found it interesting. There are plenty of facts about WW1 that are worth discussing...it’s an idea.
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  4044. You’re welcome! I appreciate the comment.
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  4045. Thank you! If there were people living underground that would be interesting.
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  4046. So nice of you to say, thank you!
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  4047. I really appreciate your kind comment. Thank you!
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  4048. Happy New Year Khatoon! Thank you for your support for my channel. It’s much appreciated.
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  4049. Glad you liked it!
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  4050. Glad it was helpful!
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  4051. Welcome to the channel! 😊
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  4052. Nice of you to say. Thank you!
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  4053. Very interesting. Thank you for your comment Khatoon. I really appreciate your support.
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  4054. Thank you! Great to know you liked it.
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  4055. Cheers! Glad you enjoyed the story and thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  4056. You're always very welcome and thanks for writing a comment. It's very much appreciated.
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  4057. A harsh childhood. Thank you for your comment.
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  4058. Thank you mamasinger. I think it’s interesting as it’s so descriptive. Glad you liked it.
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  4059. My video 'Slum Landlords' discusses the state of rented accommodation in slums, the reasons for it and how it could be improved by better management with the co-operation of tenants.
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  4060. I’m glad it was of interest for you! Thanks for watching.
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  4061. It's great to know you found it good to watch. Thank you!
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  4062. Glad you found it interesting!
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  4063. Indeed, a sad tale and although it made the newspaper, perhaps not that uncommon then. Thanks for your comment.
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  4064. Thank you so much Lana!
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  4065. It’s great to know you enjoyed the presentation! Thank you for your comment.
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  4066. Thank you so much! I’m happy you like the history and how it’s presented.
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  4067. Glad you like the content! Thank you very much.
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  4068. This sounds like an informative article. Thank you Khatoon.
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  4069. Wonderful 😊
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  4070. Thank you! It’s great to know you enjoyed the pickpocket’s life story.
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  4071. Glad you found this compelling viewing. Thank you!
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  4072. Welcome to the channel! Thank you. I’m glad you like the history content and narration.
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  4073. Glad you found the story of Five Points useful. Thank you.
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  4074. Fascinating detail and sketches of life.
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  4075. Much appreciated Miji 😊
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  4076. The writer was an American journalist writing for an American audience.
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  4077. Welcome to the channel!
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  4078. That’s fantastic! I’m glad it set the right tone for you. Thank you.
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  4079. It’s fantastic you enjoy the narration! Thanks for your comment 🙂
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  4080. Thanks for sharing this.
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  4081. Glad you liked the video!
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  4082. Hello 👋 Glad you enjoyed the story!
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  4083. Glad you enjoyed it 😊
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  4084. Your most welcome! Thank you too.
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  4085. Solid walls!
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  4086. That’s Great! Thank you.
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  4087. I appreciate your kind words about the narration. Thank you for taking the time.
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  4088. Thank you victoria!
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  4089. Welcome to the channel! Thank you.
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  4090. It's great you think they provide the right atmosphere! We aim to bring life to the past.
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  4091. I’m glad to know it was interesting for you for the location. Lots more content to come.
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  4092. Hope you enjoyed it!
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  4093. Many thanks for your comment and suggestions.
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  4094. Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoy watching and I appreciate you taking the time to comment.
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  4095. Glad you enjoyed it 😊
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  4096. Cheers! Merry Christmas.
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  4097. Glad you enjoy the Victorian atmosphere!
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  4098. Glad you found it informative. Thank you for watching!
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  4099. Thanks very much! It’s a fascinating place. So many abandoned mines there too.
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  4100. Thank you! Nice of you to say. More to come.
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  4101. Thank you so much!! It's great you enjoyed.
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  4102. I’m glad it you enjoyed!
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  4103. Thank you!
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  4104. Thanks for listening!
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  4105. You’re welcome. It’s great that you like the history!
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  4106. I’m glad it was a good watch for you. Thank you!
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  4107. You’re welcome. Thanks writing!
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  4108. Glad you enjoy the narration. Thank you!
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  4109. Welcome to the channel!
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  4110. Cheers Dead2RitesCrosshairs.
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  4111. Hi 🙂 Thank you so much! It great you’re enjoying the history!
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  4112. Hard labour was often rock breaking or picking oakum (unpicking tar from ship ropes). I’m glad you found it interesting and thank you for writing.
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  4113. No problem! :-)
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  4114. Thank you Khatoon. Great to know you liked the history of coffee vendors.
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  4115. You're welcome! Great to know you found value watching.
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  4116. Fantastic! Thanks for saying so.
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  4117. You’re very kind. It’s much appreciated!
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  4118. A good suggestion. Thank you.
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  4119. I hope you're doing ok.
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  4120. 👍🙂
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  4121. Welcome and thank you!
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  4122. Much appreciated! Thanks for writing.
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  4123. You do and welcome to the channel!
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  4124. It’s really nice to know you enjoy the videos. Thank you for being a regular viewer and supporting my channel.
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  4125. Very interesting! Thank you.
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  4126. Thanks you so much! It means a lot.
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  4127. Glad you enjoy listening and thanks for your comment :)
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  4128. A pleasure. I appreciate your support!
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  4129. Thank you for your Christmas wishes.
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  4130. A big thank you Brian! You’re very kind.
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  4131. It was a terrible event indeed. Thanks for watching Sharon and sharing your story.
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  4132. Glad you found value in watching! Thanks for writing.
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  4133. I'm note sure what was added - it mentions a 'formula.'
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  4134. I’m glad you found it engaging. Thank you for your support!
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  4135. Thank you so much!
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  4136. You’re very welcome. Thank you for watching!
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  4137. Many congratulations Khatoon! If these videos help you that’s great 😊 Thank you for being a regular viewer.
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  4138. It's a pleasure. Hope it was interesting.
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  4139. I’m glad you’re interested in the history. Thank you Khatoon.
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  4140. Every day really was a struggle for survival for Victorian London’s poor. See my video on the Victorian ‘Crawlers’ for a revealing look at absolute poverty.
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  4141. Welcome back to the channel! Thank you.
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  4142. That’s great! Thank you for writing.
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  4143. You’re welcome 😊
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  4144. Thank you for your kind words. I’m glad it’s interesting content.
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  4145. Great that you found it! I hope you enjoy the history for you here on my channel.
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  4146. You're welcome tinygrim 😊
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  4147. It’s nice to know you found this interesting. Thank you so much!
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  4148. Thank you very much for your nice comment Dolph Tsoi! There will be another 5 videos (at least) about Evil Roman Emperors in future. It would be great if you can share these videos with your friends so they get more attention. Thank you for watching.
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  4149. Glad you enjoyed the documentary.
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  4150. That's great! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  4151. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you found it.
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  4152. Fantastic! Great you found it and it's interesting for you.
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  4153. Glad to hear. Thanks for watching!
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  4154. It's great that you enjoyed! Thanks for leaving a comment.
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  4155. Thanks for listening!
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  4156. You’re welcome 😊 Thanks for watching.
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  4157. Glad you enjoyed, thank you!
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  4158. It’s interesting you have the event in Canada too. Thanks for sharing.
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  4159. Thank you for listening!
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  4160. My pleasure! Thanks for watching.
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  4161. I’m glad it was good listening, thank you.
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  4162. Glad you enjoy it!
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  4163. Thank you for watching them!
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  4164. I'm glad you enjoyed the presentation!
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  4165. It's great that you enjoy the narration. Thank you!
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  4166. Thank you!
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  4167. You're welcome. Thank you for your comment.
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  4168. That’s great! Thanks very much the comment.
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  4169. Thank you for watching. Glad you enjoyed it 🙂
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  4170. That’s great! Welcome to the channel. I hope you enjoy the content.
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  4171. Thank you for the information, I hadn’t heard of that. I’m glad you enjoyed watching.
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  4172. Your support is much appreciated. It really does help.
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  4173. Glad you find this history worth watching 🙂
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  4174. It does have a rather eerie atmosphere. Thanks for watching and your comment.
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  4175. You’re welcome!
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  4176. Thank you so much! 😊
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  4177. That’s fantastic, thank you!
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  4178. There are 3 Jack London videos on the channel.
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  4179. That's great! Thank you.
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  4180. So nice of you to say. Thanks Lynne.
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  4181. I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you for visiting my channel.
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  4182. You’re most welcome 😊
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  4183. Glad you liked it! Thank you.
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  4184. You are very welcome!
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  4185. Glad you liked it 😊
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  4186. Thank you so much!
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  4187. Always a pleasure! Thank you.
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  4188. Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you too.
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  4189. You’re welcome! It’s nice to know you enjoyed watching.
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  4190. Fantastic that you enjoyed the narration! Thanks for watching.
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  4191. Glad it was interesting for you. Thanks for watching!
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  4192. Thank you! I’m glad you think the characters work well for telling these stories.
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  4193. Hello and thank you! I’m glad you like the history.
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  4194. That’s very kind of you. Much appreciated!
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  4195. Glad you liked it! 😊
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  4196. You’re welcome firecracker! I hope you liked this long trip south of the river.
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  4197. I didn’t realize it was going on so late into the 20th Century. Incredible.
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  4198. It’s great to know you enjoy the content! I really appreciate your comment.
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  4199. It's great to know you enjoyed the presentation! Thank you.
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  4200. Pexels
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  4201. That’s great! I’m glad you found it enjoyable.
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  4202. It’s great that you enjoy the channel content. Thank you!
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  4203. That’s fantastic! I’m happy you like the content so much. Thank you.
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  4204. Thanks for writing. Much appreciated and best wishes.
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  4205. You're most welcome.
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  4206. I'm glad you enjoyed watching. Thank you!
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  4207. Glad you enjoyed it Maesterful :) Thanks and hope to see you for Part 9!
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  4208. Thanks!
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  4209. Thank you. Try wiki for maps.
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  4210. You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
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  4211. Thanks for writing! It’s great to know you find the history informative.
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  4212. Cheers! Merry Christmas.
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  4213. Nice!
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  4214. This is really interesting. Thank you for sharing!
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  4215. There really were some bad jobs in the past. More ‘worst’ jobs videos to come on the channel. Thank you for your comment.
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  4216. Thanks Miji 🙂
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  4217. That’s very kind of you to say! I’m happy to know you enjoy the history content. Thank you.
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  4218. Thank you! I’m glad the history is interesting.
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  4219. Yes, horrible work and sad this went on in the past.
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  4220. You're welcome. Glad you're interested in this history.
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  4221. That’s great!
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  4222. Thank you! I think early 1900s.
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  4223. You’re welcome. Thank you for your support!
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  4224. I’m glad you think so. The aim is to bring life to these characters from the past. Thank you you for your comment!
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  4225. It's not clear exactly who the doctor was, but various reports refer to 'a doctor'. Thank you for watching Tanja.
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  4226. Glad you enjoyed the presentation! Many thanks for taking the time to leave a comment.
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  4227. You're welcome. Glad you're interested in social history.
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  4228. A fascinating and detailed history. Thanks for sharing!
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  4229. Hello and thanks for visiting!
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  4230. Great to know you enjoyed the story! Thanks for your support.
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  4231. I appreciate your kind words, thank you. I’m glad it was so appealing for you!
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  4232. Thank you for watching James!
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  4233. It's nice to know you enjoyed the video. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
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  4234. It’s great to know you enjoy the history on my channel. More ‘worst’ Victorian jobs videos on the channel and to come in future. Thank you for your comment.
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  4235. Thank you for watching! These photos are from Newcastle, England.
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  4236. So kind of you to support the channel. Thank you!
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  4237. Thank you! Cheers!
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  4238. Me too!
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  4239. Thank you Lana 😊
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  4240. Hello Ginny. Have you visited Robert at the museum? Thanks for watching!
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  4241. It’s really nice to know you enjoyed the presentation. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  4242. Thank you so much!
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  4243. You’re welcome 😊
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  4244. Thank you for taking the time to comment Khatoon.
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  4245. Thanks for watching Zalendra Wow. There will be a video about Heliogabalus in future on this channel :)
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  4246. Glad you enjoyed watching. Thank you!
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  4247. It really was a difficult and short life for many. At least these journalists offered some food and drink in return for the life stories of these 'crawlers'. Thanks for watching!
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  4248. Thanks for watching! Glad the history is interesting for you.
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  4249. A pleasure 😊
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  4250. There are no photos or drawings of that specific building to my knowledge. These are mostly images from East End London, but more or less contemporary and hundreds of lodging houses would have appeared much the same across the country, outwardly at least.
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  4251. Thank you very much! I’m glad you’re interested in social history and the videos here.
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  4252. Thanks for listening! Lots more like this on my channel 😊
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  4253. Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the presentation and story about Victorian gangs.
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  4254. Thank you so much.
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  4255. Thank you for the information. Interesting and much appreciated.
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  4256. Glad you found it worthwhile! Thank you.
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  4257. Me too!
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  4258. You’re very welcome! I’m glad you enjoy the content. Lots more videos to come.
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  4259. Thank you. Welcome to the channel!
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  4260. Unfortunately, not. It would be great to hear if anyone has, and what the experience was like. Doing research for the video, it was surprising to find out just how many amazing places there are in the world that were unknown to me. I think that there are plenty of extraordinary places in America too that couldn't fit into this video. If this video becomes popular enough with views, it could be worth covering them in a similar video.
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  4261. Great to know you liked the presentation. Thank you!
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  4262. 👍
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  4263. Thanks for sharing this!
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  4264. Thank you! Nice to know you enjoyed his story.
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  4265. Thanks for visiting the channel. Glad it was interesting to watch.
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  4266. That sounds like enough to rent a house in some parts of the country. How times change.
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  4267. Cheers! It's appreciated.
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  4268. That’s fantastic! It’s nice of you to say and it’s great you like the content.
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  4269. Great to know, thank you! More to come.
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  4270. Thanks for watching!
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  4271. Thank you! Your Super Thanks is very much appreciated 😊
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  4272. Thank you!
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  4273. Thank you. Welcome to the channel!
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  4274. Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed!
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  4275. Thanks for taking the time to comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the presentation!
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  4276. A pleasure! Glad you enjoyed the mudlarks.
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  4277. I’m glad you found it interesting. Thanks for watching!
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  4278. Thank you for watching KHATOON 🙂
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  4279. Thank you so much 😊
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  4280. Good to know you like the content so much. Thank you!
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  4281. Thanks for your support!
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  4282. Thank you so much Brian for your kind support!
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  4283. Thank you for your comment. I’m glad you enjoyed the presentation!
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  4284. I’m really glad you found this documentary about Edinburgh’s past interesting. Thank you!
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  4285. Best of luck finding more. It sounds as if you are in the right place!
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  4286. This building has a terrible history and, as you say, many places in formerly occupied Europe unfortunately do. Thank you for your comment and for watching.
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  4287. Get well soon! Thank you for your support.
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  4288. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you enjoy the history content here. Thank you.
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  4289. Thank you for your comment. Standards also varied, some casual wards were favoured for better food for example.
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  4290. Most welcome!
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  4291. Hello there! Thank you 🙂
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  4292. Thank you for watching.
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  4293. You’re welcome 😊
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  4294. Great to know you found the history of value!
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  4295. You’re most welcome! Thanks for taking the time to watch and write.
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  4296. Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you Choppy!
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  4297. Glad you enjoyed the history!
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  4298. You’re welcome. Thanks for your support!
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  4299. Great to know it was interesting for you!
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  4300. It's not a choice I would hope to face either, though if it meant saving a finger in surgery for example I think it would be worth it.
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  4301. That's so nice of you to say! I really appreciate your comment and support for the channel. Thank you.
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  4302. This account is by Jack London - he was an American, primarily writing for an American audience. I'm glad you enjoy the stories, thank you.
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  4303. I’m happy you think the characters worked so well. Many thanks for your comment!
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  4304. Thank you! Glad it was worthwhile.
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  4305. Thank you for watching Khatoon.
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  4306. I’m not sure what happened to these poor ladies, but the journalist mentions ‘help that will now be forthcoming’ at the end of the video. Thanks for watching!
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  4307. Thank you too! It’s appreciated Miji.
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  4308. You’re welcome. It’s nice to know this was engaging to watch for you. Thank you!
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  4309. Yes, it was an extremely tragic event that led to changes in fire regulations. Thank you for your comment and for watching bliss.
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  4310. I’m really glad you enjoyed watching! Thank you.
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  4311. A pleasure! Thanks Miji.
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  4312. I’m glad you’re enjoying the history content on the channel! Thank you for being a regular viewer.
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  4313. Great! Thank you 😊
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  4314. Thanks for the visit
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  4318. Thank you! Lots more like this on my channel.
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  4320. Thank you! Cheers!
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  4323. Nice to know you found this subject of interest.
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  4325. Many thanks! Glad you enjoyed the images.
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  4326. Hi, thanks very much. Glad you enjoyed the story!
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  4327. So it is! I’m sure many mudkarks lived in slums too.
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  4328. Thank you! It’s appreciated.
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  4329. You're welcome 😊 Thanks for writing.
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  4330. Thank you! I’m glad you like the content. I will look at more slums in future.
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  4331. Much appreciated!
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  4332. Informative video, thank you. I can see the effort put into this and the graphics. Looking forward to more.
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  4333. Definitely not with the rats described here …or collapsing maze-like tunnels. Sounds like an Indiana Jones story!
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  4334. Cheers! Glad you found the history interesting.
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  4335. That's a member of the guard who picked the short straw to tell Commodus. Reward for his honesty - next day's crocodile warm up act in the arena! Thanks for watching The Brocialist.
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  4336. I really appreciate you sharing the video. Thank you!!
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  4337. Thanks for your support!
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  4338. Cheers stuartgmk!
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  4339. Thank you and welcome!
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  4340. Thank you. Glad you liked it.
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  4343. It’s interesting that you have a connection to Whitechapel. I’m glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for your comment.
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  4344. Thank you for your support! It’s great that you enjoyed watching.
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  4345. Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for listening.
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  4346. Thank you! More to come.
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  4347. Thanks firecracker!
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  4348. Great to know this history has meaning for you. Thank you!
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  4349. The writer is Jack London.
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  4350. That’s fantastic! I’m glad you enjoy the history for you here and thanks for writing 🙂
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  4351. Welcome to the channel! I hope you find the content interesting.
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  4352. Thank you! I’m glad it was of interest. Another coming soon.
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  4353. Great to know you found this informative. Thanks for your comment!
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  4354. Thank you! More to come.
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  4355. Really nice to know you enjoy the video narration, thank you! More to come.
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  4356. I really appreciate your support. Thank you!
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  4358. Thank you for your kind comment and for watching ZestoMuch? I hope more people get to know about my channel. If you enjoyed this video, please share it. It will help a lot. Have a nice day.
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  4359. Thanks for watching Charles!
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  4360. Thank you! I’m glad you enjoy the content.
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  4361. Super! I'm glad you enjoyed and thanks so much for your support.
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  4362. Thank you! Cheers!
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  4363. Thanks! Glad you liked it.
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  4364. Welcome to the channel! Thank you.
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  4365. Welcome to the channel! Glad you like it.
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  4366. I’m glad you like it 😊 Thank you!
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  4367. Thank you Choppy. I appreciate your comment 😊
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  4368. My pleasure! Thanks for watching.
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  4369. Thank you! Glad you enjoy the channel. Much more to come.
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  4370. Glad you enjoyed watching! I plan to make more videos on ‘worst’ Victorian jobs in future. Thank you for your comment.
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  4371. Thanks Choppy! Glad you like it.
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  4372. You’re welcome! Thanks for visiting the channel.
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  4373. Thank you for choosing to watch. I hope it was interesting!
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  4374. Thank you Miji 😊
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  4375. Glad you like them! Thanks for taking the time to comment.
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  4376. It’s fantastic that you enjoy my videos so much! I hope you enjoyed the life story of this Victorian pickpocket.
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  4377. It's really nice to know you find the content worthwhile. Thank you for your comment!
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  4378. You’re welcome. Thank you too 😊
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  4379. I'm really glad you enjoyed watching!
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  4380. Thank you Miji. It’s much appreciated 😀
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  4381. I’ll try and find out about the hauntings. Thanks for watching!
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  4382. Great that you enjoyed watching. Thanks for your support!
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  4383. Island?
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  4384. It’s fantastic you think so! I hope you enjoy what’s to come.
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  4385. You’re welcome!
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  4386. Always a pleasure! Thank you for watching.
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  4387. Glad you liked it!
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  4388. Hey Starbelzz - zzz - thanks for watching!
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  4389. Much appreciated. Thank you.
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  4390. Great to know you found the history useful. Thanks for writing!
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  4391. Tough times for most people. Thanks for writing!
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  4392. Thank you! 😃 Welcome to the channel. I hope you enjoy what you find.
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  4393. That’s very kind of you to say! I’m glad you found the content interesting and informative. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.
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  4394. Much appreciated! Thank you.
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  4395. Late 1800s police identification photo.
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  4396. Thanks for listening! Glad you enjoyed the presentation too.
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  4397. Thank you! Lots more Victorian content in production.
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  4398. Merry Christmas!
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  4399. I'm glad you found value in watching. Thank you.
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  4400. Great! Thanks Moon Dancer.
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  4401. Thank you so much Miji 😊
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  4402. Thank you! Glad you like liked this.
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  4403. You’re very kind! Thank you for supporting my channel and sharing it with friends. It’s really helpful.
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  4404. Researching for this video revealed some interesting facts. Thanks for watching Logitesze k.
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  4405. Happy holidays!
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  4406. Thanks for checking it out!
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  4407. ... Ripley and little Earth 🌍
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  4408. I’m sorry for your loss and I’m glad you find some comfort in watching my videos. Thank you for your comment and for being a regular viewer.
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  4409. Thanks for watching Cece. Glad you wanted to know more about Robert! I'm sure Robert will be ok because of your comment :)
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  4410. Workhouses can do that! I did try and say something more positive at the end 🙂
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  4411. Glad you found it informative.
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  4412. Thank you very much 😊
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  4413. Thank you so Much! That's really kind of you. I'll enjoy a tea :)
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  4414. Thank you so much 😀
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  4415. I’m glad you found this useful and interesting to watch. Thank you!
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  4416. Thanks for your comment. Do you find the volume too loud something else?
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  4417. Thank you for listening. I’m glad you enjoyed it!
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  4418. It’s great that you enjoyed the narration. Thanks for watching!
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  4419. It seems it was demolished and reformed a lot over the centuries, though there were originally many ‘courts.’ I’m glad you found the video worthwhile. Thank you very much for your comment.
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  4420. That’s fantastic! Thank you for writing a comment.
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  4421. I'm happy you enjoyed the presentation. Thank you!
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  4422. Much appreciated!
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  4423. Glad you enjoy it! Thank you so much for being a regular viewer!
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  4424. I appreciate that, very much!
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  4425. You’re very kind. I’m glad you enjoy them 🙂
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  4426. I’m glad you’re enjoying the history. Thank you so much for your support!
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  4427. It’s interesting that someone else commented on my ‘Court of Miracles’ video about that game being a reminder. Thanks for watching!
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  4428. Nice of you to say! I’m glad you enjoyed the experience.
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  4429. Thanks very much Bob! St. Giles and Seven Dials were infamous in the West End too.
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  4430. It’s kind of you to say. Thank you! More content to come.
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  4431. Many thanks!
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  4432. I’m glad you found this documentary interesting. Thank you for your comment!
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  4433. Nice to know you enjoyed the presentation. Thank you!
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  4434. You’re welcome. Thank you for your comment!
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  4437. That’s great to know the presentation and narration fit well together. Thank you!
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  4438. You’re very welcome! I’m glad you enjoy the presentation. Thank you.
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  4439. Great to know you enjoyed the story!
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  4440. Thank you! It’s great that you found this entertaining and so interesting.
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  4441. That’s great. Thank you! Lots more to come.
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  4442. Thank you for watching :)
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  4443. Glad you enjoyed the documentary!
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  4444. Thank you comment. This was interesting to read. I'm glad you found value in watching.
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  4445. Thank you so much! Nice to have you as a regular viewer 😊
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  4446. A bleak story, but a true account of peoples' lives as street sellers. Thank you for your comment.
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  4447. Thank you Miji
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  4448. Thank you for your comment. This video will be one in a series about reports of ghosts on the London Underground.
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  4449. Glad you enjoyed the video. More coming!
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  4450. Thank you for being a regular viewer! I'm glad you enjoy the narration.
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  4451. Glad you liked it! Thanks for the comment.
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  4452. Thank you for watching.
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  4453. Wow, thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed :)
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  4454. That’s great! I’m really glad you enjoy the history on the channel. Thank you for your comment.
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  4455. Glad you found it worthwhile and thanks for watching!
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  4456. Thanks very much for your comment. Great to know you enjoyed the presentation!
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  4457. Glad it was interesting for you. Thank you!
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  4458. It was an unexpected ending, I think, given the views he brought with him. Thank you for your comment!
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  4459. That’s great! 😊
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  4460. Thanks! Much appreciated.
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  4461. Thank you so much! I’m glad you like the channel. There is lots more history to come.
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  4462. Thanks for listening!
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  4463. That’s great!
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  4464. Thanks so much! Glad you enjoy the narrating style.
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  4465. Good idea for a future video, thank you.
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  4466. Thank you!
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  4467. Very mysterious! Thanks for sharing.
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  4468. You’re welcome. Thank you for watching!
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  4469. It’s great that my content is interesting for you. Thank you!
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  4470. Thank you Miji. Happy New Year!
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  4471. I’d be interested in that as well, though it does depend if I can find any useful source material of the time. I’m always looking to discover more. Thank you for the suggestion.
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  4472. That’s very kind of you! I’m glad you find the history here worthwhile 😊
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  4473. Sorry for the bad timing!
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  4474. I'm happy you found this good to watch. Thank you for your comment and support!
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  4475. Great to know you enjoyed listening! Thank you.
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  4476. Thanks for watching!
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  4477. Thank you for taking the time to comment! I appreciate your support.
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  4478. You’re welcome.
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  4479. Thank you very much mamasinger.
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  4480. Thank you so much Brian 😊
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  4481. I appreciate your support!
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  4482. Thank you for your interesting comment Khatoon. Good to know this topic was of interest.
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  4483. My pleasure! It's nice to know you find the history compelling. Happy New Year.
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  4484. Glad you enjoyed these life stories. Thank you!
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  4485. You are welcome!
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  4486. I’m glad you enjoyed this so much! Thank you.
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  4487. It’s much appreciated 😊
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  4488. Thank you for your comment. Life was certainly hard for many in the Victorian era and for those without work, there was little support beyond family or neighbours. Yet, people made the best of what they had.
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  4489. Thanks for listening! I'm glad you like the way we tell history.
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  4490. I don’t know that scene, though I know the comedy and I’m glad this video helped with Clapham Common.
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  4491. Thank you Khatoon.
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  4492. Thank you! I’m glad you found the history compelling.
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  4493. Great! Nice that it’s working for you.
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  4494. Glad you like the narration!
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  4495. It really was! Thank you.
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  4496. Thank you so much Brian! You’re really kind 😊
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  4497. Welcome to the channel! It’s great to know you enjoy Victorian content. Lots more to come.
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  4498. Hard labour was often rock breaking - but unpicking tar from old ship rope was also a common punishment.
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  4499. I think it reflect Rosemary Lane well.
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  4500. You’re very welcome! Thanks for your support.
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  4501. Thanks for listening and your kind words.
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  4502. I’m so glad you enjoy the content. Thank you for your support!
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  4503. That’s great, thank you! More content soon.
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  4505. Thank you! Great to know you liked it.
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  4506. That’s a very good idea! Thank you.
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  4507. I really appreciate you recommending my channel. Thank you very much!
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  4508. Thanks for watching Miji.
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  4509. The Dubliners!
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  4510. Thank you so much! I really appreciate having you as a regular viewer.
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  4511. It’s great you enjoy the narration! Thank you for supporting the channel.
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  4512. I’m so glad you’re interested in the history here and how we present it. Thank you very much for writing 😊
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  4513. Fantastic, thank you. The next one should interest you too!
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  4514. You are right - many people had hard lives in the Victorian era and so topics can sometimes be like this if we look at history honestly. But this was how life was for many and not the few. Thank you for your support for my channel.
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  4515. Thank you for listening to the videos. It’s nice that you find them useful for relaxing. You may know this, but there are some playlists on the channel you can use for long play.
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  4516. Thank you very much! 😊
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  4517. Welcome to the channel! Thank you. Lots more like this for you to browse through 🙂
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  4518. Thank you too!!
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  4519. It’s something I’m interested in. I have a video about slums in Paris you can find on the channel page.
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  4520. I hope you enjoyed it.
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  4521. Thank you very much Miji 😊
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  4522. That's great to hear! I appreciate you watching regularly.
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  4523. It’s good to know you enjoyed presentation, thank you.
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  4524. Thank you! Merry Christmas!
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  4525. Easier to watch than drive them 😉
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  4526. Thank you very much for the Super Thanks 😊
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  4527. Thank you for taking the time to comment. I’m glad you find the videos compelling and meaningful.
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  4528. That's great! Thank you for watching regularly.
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  4529. You're very welcome!
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  4530. Thank you! Welcome to the channel.
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  4531. Thank you!! I’m happy you enjoy watching.
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  4532. You’re welcome! Thanks for the comment.
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  4533. Thank you! There are several videos in the channel ‘Victorians’ playlist and more to come.
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  4534. The rats were scary! Thanks for watching.
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  4535. Thank you! Cheers! I'm glad you enjoyed the story.
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  4536. Good to know :)
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  4537. That's fantastic. Thank you!
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  4538. I’m glad the lives of these flower women interested you. Thank you!
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  4539. Very good!!
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  4540. My pleasure! Thanks for your comment.
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  4541. Thank you! It’s great to know you find the history worthwhile. Lots more content to come.
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  4542. Thank you! Glad you enjoy watching.
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  4543. Glad you enjoyed!
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  4544. It was interesting to research this one. Thanks for watching!
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  4545. Thank you! It means a lot. More to come.
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  4546. Thanks for listening!
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  4547. Cheers!
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  4548. Thank you! More to come.
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  4549. My pleasure! Thank you for watching and your comment.
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  4550. Welcome to the channel! Glad you enjoyed.
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  4551. Thanks for your comment and for watching sri pada!
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  4552. Thank you so much for the super thanks! I will keep the topic you mention in mind.
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  4553. Glad you like it! Thank you 😊
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  4554. Much appreciated. I hope you enjoyed it.
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  4555. I’m glad you like the character voices! Thank you very much your comment.
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  4556. You’re welcome 🙂
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  4557. Thank you! Glad it was interesting.
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  4558. You are welcome! Glad the history is interesting for you.
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  4559. Wow! That's quite something.
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  4560. That’s fantastic! Thank you for your support.
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  4561. Thank you very much MegaLivingIt. I’m happy you found this trip to Edwardian London interesting.
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  4562. Cheers! You’re very welcome 🙂
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  4563. Excellent! Thank you 🙂
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  4564. You're welcome.
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  4565. It’s strange to think that a little rubbish in the ash might have brought something to recycle and make money and was welcomed. But not much was discarded on purpose then unless all use and chance of repair was exhausted, unlike today.
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  4566. You’re welcome! Glad you find the history interesting.
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  4567. Thanks! It's great to know you enjoyed the presentation.
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  4568. Hello! I remember your name and icon very well 😊 Nice to see you here - Thank you for your words of support and I hope you have a great holiday! Btw - new upload today!
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  4569. Welcome to the channel! I hope you find lots of interesting history content here.
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  4570. Glad you enjoyed watching!
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  4571. Thank you Khatoon. Happy New Year.
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  4572. You’re welcome 😊
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  4573. Glad you enjoyed listening!
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  4574. Welcome to the channel! It's great that you feel the presentation brings history to life. I hope you enjoy what's on the channel and future content.
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  4575. That’s great! Thank you.
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  4576. Such a sad situation and very recent too.
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  4577. Thank you very much! 😊
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  4578. Glad you found the journey to Rag Fair interesting! Thank you.
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  4579. Welcome to the channel! I really appreciate your support, thank you!
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  4580. Glad it was helpful!
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  4581. It's fantastic that you enjoy the content. Thank you for your comment and support!
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  4582. I’m really glad you enjoyed the presentation and thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  4583. Thank you! More to come.
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  4584. Welcome back! Thanks Bob.
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  4585. Thank you very much 😊
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  4586. Hope it was interesting!
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  4587. Excellent. Glad it was helpful!
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  4588. Thank you! Glad you think so.
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  4589. That’s fantastic! Thank you.
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  4590. All the best Miji Yoon for a happy holiday. Thank you!
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  4591. Thank you very much!! I’m glad you found this worthwhile.
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  4592. I’m glad you find the history for you here interesting. Thank you!
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  4593. Thank you! Welcome to the channel.
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  4594. My pleasure 😊 Thanks for your support!
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  4595. You’re welcome! Great to know you find this history worthwhile.
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  4596. Thank you so much for your Super Thanks!! I'm glad you liked the video.
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  4597. It must have been quite a shock and very lonely for children that came from large families. Thank you for watching.
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  4598. I’m very glad you enjoy them Puma Lyn. Thank you for your support!
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  4599. You’re welcome!
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  4600. Glad you think so! Thank you.
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  4601. Your comment is much appreciated. I’m glad you enjoyed watching. Thank you!
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  4602. Thank you moondancer 😊
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  4603. Glad to hear that and thanks for watching.
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  4604. You’re welcome!
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  4605. Welcome back!
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  4606. The tv series was very popular. Thank you Khatoon.
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  4607. Thank you for watching Kai and for your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed watching it!
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  4608. Glad you enjoyed the presentation. Thank you for visiting my channel.
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  4609. Thanks for listening 😊
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  4610. How times have changed!
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  4611. You're welcome! It's great that you found the history so interesting. Thanks for leaving a comment.
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  4612. Thank you KHATOON. I’m glad you found this interesting! Best wishes.
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  4613. Thank you! 😃 It’s great you enjoyed the history.
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  4614. Thanks for your comment! It's nice you found the history interesting as you have a family connection.
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  4615. It's great that you think so :) Thank you!
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  4616. Yes, you can find several are on the channel.
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  4617. You’re welcome. I’m glad you find them worthwhile. Merry Christmas!
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  4618. It looks like a type of porridge. A rich taste with butter and sugar I imagine.
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  4619. Thank you Miji 🙂
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  4620. It's great that you enjoyed the narration and the atmosphere it brings. Thank you for your comment!
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  4621. A pleasure! Thank you for your support.
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  4622. I really appreciate your support. Thank you so much!
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  4623. Thank you for watching the Court of Miracles. I didn’t know there was a modern book with the same name. Very interesting!
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  4624. It’s a good idea. I hope to in future.
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  4625. You’re welcome. Thank you for being a regular viewer. I appreciate your support.
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  4626. Thank you very much for the Super Thanks 😊
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  4627. Much appreciated!
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  4628. Thank you for your support. It’s really appreciated!
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  4629. You're welcome. Thanks for the visit!
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  4630. I hope in a positive way, with no weird dreams after all. Thanks for watching!
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  4631. Thanks for your support!
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  4632. You're welcome. Thank you for your comment.
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  4633. Thank you! Great to know you find value in this history.
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  4634. I think road repairs or street sweeping (jobs these men often did before becoming disinfectors) would have been preferential as it was safer.
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  4635. This was interesting to read. Thank you for the explanation and taking the time to write.
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  4636. My pleasure! Thank you for leaving a comment.
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  4637. Welcome! I’m glad you found the channel.
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  4638. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  4639. I have a video on my channel about the medieval slums of Paris: ‘The Court of Miracles.’
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  4640. Nice of you to say. Thank you.
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  4641. Lots of videos about London’s slums and rookeries on my channel.
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  4642. You’re welcome and I really appreciate your support for my channel.
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  4643. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you liked the video and I hope you find history content here you enjoy.
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  4644. Great that the narration was engaging. Glad you enjoyed watching.
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  4645. Very kind of you to say. It’s great that you enjoy the content. Thank you!
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  4646. I appreciate your support. Thank you!
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  4647. Glad to have you here. Thank you!
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  4648. That’s a nice story! Thank you for watching and your comment.
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  4649. Fantastic! Welcome to the channel.
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  4650. Thank you! 😊 I'm glad you enjoyed listening.
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  4651. Thank you! 😊 Much appreciated.
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  4652. Thank you very much Miji 😊
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  4653. Welcome to the channel! Yes, history always has lessons for the present day.
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  4654. I’m glad you were interested in gin as a subject and found this video useful. Thank you for your comment.
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  4655. Thank you so much! Merry Christmas Brian.
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  4656. Thank you for sharing Miji. I really appreciate your support!
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  4657. Glad you enjoyed watching the Victorian mudlarks! Thank you.
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  4658. Great to know you found value in watching!
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  4659. I’m glad it was entertaining!
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  4660. Thanks for the visit!
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  4661. I’m glad you found it worthwhile. Thank you!
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  4662. Thank you very much and a Happy New Year!
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  4663. Much appreciated!
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  4664. Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed watching.
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  4665. Much appreciated!
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  4666. Glad you liked it Khatoon. Thank you!
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  4667. It's fantastic the you enjoyed listening. Thank you very much!
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  4668. Thank you!
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  4669. Thank you for returning to my channel. I hope you enjoy them.
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  4670. Thank you for taking the time to watch and write a comment. It's much appreciated!
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  4671. The hotel idea is taking so long that you might not have to face the choice! Thanks for watching.
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  4672. Super! Thank you.
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  4673. Thank you for taking the time to comment. This is an interesting read.
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  4674. You're welcome 😊 Thank you for writing.
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  4675. Thanks firecracker 😊
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  4678. Lots more content to come 😊
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  4682. Welcome to the channel! Thank you.
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  4683. Glad you found it interesting. More content coming soon!
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  4684. Thank you! Much appreciated.
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  4685. You’re very welcome. Thank you for your kind words and support.
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  4686. I appreciate it! Thank you. Lots more coming to the channel.
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  4687. Thank you Miji Yoon. I really appreciate your kind comment.
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  4688. Thank you! More to come.
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  4689. Thanks and welcome!
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  4690. Thank you Pema. I hope you enjoy watching!
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  4691. Glad you enjoyed it. That means a lot, thank you!
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  4692. Cheers! Glad you enjoyed.
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  4693. Glad you liked it! Thanks for visiting.
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  4694. I appreciate your support!
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  4695. That’s great to hear. Thank you so much!
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  4696. Glad you enjoyed! 🙂
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  4697. You're most welcome 🙂
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  4698. It’s great that you enjoy the voices! Brings a bit of life to these people in the past. Thank you for your comment.
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  4699. Thanks very much for watching it 🙂
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  4700. Thanks! Much appreciated.
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  4701. I really appreciate your support!
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  4702. Thanks Miji. It’s appreciated!
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  4703. Thanks for sharing.
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  4704. Very interesting. Such a high failure rate.
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  4705. That’s great! Thank you so much for your comment and watching regularly.
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  4706. I'm glad you found the channel! I hope you enjoy what you find and there is a lot more to come.
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  4707. I appreciate that! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  4708. You’re welcome! Thanks for writing.
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  4709. Really interesting. I've seen a lot of videos where people watch footage back and notice something they didn't see or hear at the time. Thanks for watching.
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  4710. Excellent! It's great that you find them so interesting.
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  4711. Glad you enjoyed the presentation!
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  4712. They may still do tours. Thanks for watching!
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  4713. You're welcome 😊
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  4714. I'm happy you found good value in watching. Thanks for writing!
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  4715. Cheers! Thank you so much for your kind words. I’m glad you’re interested in this history.
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  4716. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the trip back in time to Victorian London.
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  4717. Thank you so much! I’m really glad you enjoyed the story and narration 😀
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  4718. Thank you Khatoon. Much appreciated.
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  4719. Thanks for watching regularly. It means a lot.
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  4720. Thank you so much for your comment 😀 I’m happy you enjoy watching.
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  4721. Wow, thank you! That means a lot.
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  4722. Glad to hear you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. More to come!
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  4723. Thank you for sharing Khatoon. Best wishes.
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  4724. Glad you found the story of hulks interesting.
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  4725. I'm happy you enjoyed the narration. Thank you!
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  4726. Thanks for your comment. I’m glad you think this is history worth telling.
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  4727. I also have some videos on Scotland and North America in the 19th Century. I hope to do more. Thank you very much for your comment.
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  4728. You're welcome!
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  4729. Thank you kindly! I'm glad you enjoyed this trip back in time with London's sewer hunters.
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  4730. Thank you too! I really appreciate it 😊
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  4731. Cheers!
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  4732. It's great to know you found this compelling to watch, thank you. Lots more content like this on the channel.
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  4733. An interesting point about training and the opportunity for advancement. Thank you for writing.
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  4734. Thank you for your interesting comment. I'm glad you found the documentary useful.
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  4735. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you like the way we present history. Thank you for your comment.
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  4736. That’s great. Thank you!
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  4737. Indeed, a dark Christmas story.
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  4738. I'm glad you enjoyed the dustmen documentary! Thank you.
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  4739. I'm glad you found it worthwhile! Thanks so much for watching.
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  4740. I'm really glad you found this worthwhile. Thanks for your comment!
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  4741. Thank you Miji. Much appreciated.
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  4742. I’m glad you enjoyed the documentary. Thank you for your comment.
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  4743. I appreciate your support. Thank you!
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  4744. Yay, thank you! So nice to read that you enjoy the history.
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  4745. Great! Thanks very much.
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  4746. There were so many horrible jobs in the past - either physically demanding or harmful to health - often both. Thank you for your comment.
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  4747. Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Welcome to the channel!
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  4748. A very interesting analogy! Thank you for sharing.
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  4749. I’m glad you found this documentary interesting to watch. Thank you for your comment!
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  4750. You’re welcome!
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  4751. I hope you are better soon! Thank you very much being a regular viewer 🙂
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  4752. My pleasure! Thanks so much.
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  4753. Perhaps someone walked off-track through the woods to get to the other side?
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  4754. Thank you for your kind words and support. I enjoy Oliver too!
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  4755. Thank you very much Miji 😊
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  4756. Thank you so much!! Welcome, if you're new here.
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  4757. You’re welcome. Thank you for watching!
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  4758. Thank you for sharing this information. Very interesting!
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  4759. Thank you! Welcome to the channel.
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  4760. Thank you! Glad you found it worthwhile.
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  4761. Glad you liked it! Thank you.
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  4762. Thank you very much! Nice to know you like the content.
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  4763. Thank you! It's great that you enjoy the characters - we aim bring life to history.
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  4764. That's excellent! I'm glad to know you find the history stories good to watch.
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  4765. Thank you! It’s really nice you enjoyed it.
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  4766. See this video for more history on how Five Points came to be: New York Cellar Prisoners (Hell Holes of the Five Points Slum) https://youtu.be/D0pm7EIfMBE
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  4767. Great to know you found it so interesting. Thank you!
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  4768. Thanks!
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  4769. Great to know you enjoyed watching!
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  4770. Thank you for your comment. Much appreciated.
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  4771. You’re welcome! Thank you. I’m glad you like the presentation.
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  4772. Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the Halloween presentation!
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  4773. Not yet. I’ve got several videos about American slums.
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  4774. There must be so many of them as they were ubiquitous. Do you find any highly decorated?
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  4775. Thanks for watching Khatoon.
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  4776. Nice of you to say! I'm glad it was interesting.
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  4777. Really interesting stuff here and thanks for sharing it. I didn’t know too much about the Elephant and Castle haunting. If you know any good sources for reading, please let me know. Thanks very much for your comment.
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  4778. It’s strange to think that a paranormal encounter had become mundane for the driver - I suppose it could effect people in different ways. It was really interesting to read the detailed account you gave here and thank you for taking the time to write it.
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  4779. I know what you mean and I thank you very much!
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  4780. Great! I’m glad you’re interested in the history and find it useful.
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  4781. Thank you! Great that you enjoyed the Victorian atmosphere.
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  4782. Hope it helped!
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  4783. Thank you Khatoon.
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  4784. Thank you. Glad you liked it.
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  4785. Fantastic! I'm glad you think they paint a good portrait of the slums.
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  4786. Fantastic! I’m glad you enjoyed the narration.
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  4787. Definitely real! It's Irish.
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  4788. You can find lots of Victorian and Edwardian content on my channel. Do you mean a specific topic?
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  4789. I’m glad you enjoyed Soapy Smith’s story and I hope feel better soon. Thanks for writing.
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  4790. That’s great! Glad you enjoyed watching.
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  4791. I really appreciate your support. Thank you!
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  4792. Thank you for your comment Khatoon. There are some other videos about Victorian servants on my channel.
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  4793. It’s nice to know this documentary was interesting for you. Thank you for your comment.
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  4794. Thanks for your comment and for watching SVPAlexD. Please share with your friends!
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  4795. Glad you found it interesting and thank you for watching. More to come!
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  4796. That’s great! Thank you.
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  4797. Thanks for watching Khatoon.
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  4798. Interesting - do you know where she worked?
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  4799. Fantastic!
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  4800. It shows how infamous Caligula was that he still lives on in popular culture today! Thanks for watching.
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  4801. Glad you find this history of the East End interesting.
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  4802. Cheers! Thank you so much for watching regularly.
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  4803. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
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  4804. A pleasure! I’m glad you enjoyed the story 🙂
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  4805. I’m really glad the video set a Victorian ‘atmosphere’ for you. Thank you very much!
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  4806. Thanks the birthday skeleton! He saw some grim sights in there.
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  4807. Thanks for a 5 star 🌟😊
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  4808. Yes, he was lucky (relative to fellow crossing sweepers) that he was able to sweep a crossing in the vicinity of some of London’s grandest houses and wealthiest residents.
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  4809. My pleasure! It’s great that you enjoy this history. Thank you.
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  4810. I’m so glad you enjoyed the experience, thank you!
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  4811. More to come! Thank you.
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  4812. I’m glad you enjoyed! Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  4813. Thanks Tal Park.
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  4814. Irish accent for the narration. Glad you enjoy listening!
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  4815. I hope it was interesting for you, thank you.
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  4816. I’m glad you enjoyed the presentation and atmosphere. Thank you for your comment.
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  4817. Thank you so much 😊
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  4818. That's interesting. Britain has an idiom 'on the hoof' to do something while walking or to do something quickly.
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  4819. Do you receive a notification this time?
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  4820. My pleasure! Always grateful for your support.
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  4821. Thank you! Glad you’re interested in this history.
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  4822. I’ve heard of Father Jellicoe’s work. It’s a fascinating story. Thank you for sharing this.
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  4823. A person who collected dog waste to sell to tanneries in exchange for money.
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  4824. Thank you! Cheers!
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  4825. Thank you!
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  4826. You’re welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed watching.
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  4827. You’re welcome. People needed good neighbours, family and friends in those times in case they lost income. Help could be needed at any time. Thank you for your comment.
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  4828. Thanks Bob!
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  4829. Yes, this is history that I hope to have a look at in future. Thank you for your comment.
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  4830. That’s great! Thanks for checking out the video.
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  4831. Excellent! So nice to read that you like the social history here. I’ll be making more.
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  4832. Very interesting. Is your book published?
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  4833. I really appreciate that!
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  4834. I'm glad you found the workhouse topic interesting and thank you for your support.
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  4835. Thank you so much! It’s great you’re interested in this history.
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  4836. You're close to the former Star Street? I hope this was of interest.
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  4837. You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
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  4838. Thanks for your support Lynne.
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  4839. I'm glad this was interesting for you. Thank you for your comment!
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  4840. Glad you found the documentary interesting! Thanks for taking the time to comment.
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  4841. Great that you thought this was a good one, thank you! I’ll be making more ‘worst jobs’ videos and plenty of other topics too.
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  4842. Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you.
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  4843. I have a video on my channel about Victorian slum landlords and their tenants, should you be interested.
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  4844. You can find videos of Jack London's account on my channel.
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  4845. That's great! Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  4846. Merry Christmas and happy holidays!
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  4847. Thank you! It’s great you enjoy the narration. Yes, you guessed correctly.
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  4848. You may also be interested in these two videos of Isabella Bird's travels through Edinburgh's slum on my channel (links below): Edinburgh Old Town Slums - https://youtu.be/S4U_b3oZT1g Edinburgh Old Town Slums (Poor Children) - https://youtu.be/jYfrRqvzU4o
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  4849. Welcome!
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  4850. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you are enjoying the content.
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  4851. Glad you liked it. Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment.
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  4852. Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your comment.
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  4853. It’s great that you found this interesting. There were some horrible jobs in the past and this was definitely one of them. Thank you for your support!
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  4854. Thank you for watching! It’s kind of you to comment.
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  4855. Thank you Khatoon.
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  4856. I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you for your comment.
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  4857. I don’t know about any games. Thank you for your kind words. I’m glad you enjoy the videos.
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  4858. Thank you for listening. It’s much appreciated!
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  4859. Great to know you found this story useful. Thank you!
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  4860. So young. It must have been incredibly tough.
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  4861. That’s fantastic! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
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  4862. Thank you! It makes it worthwhile to know.
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  4863. Much appreciated clarencedavisiii.
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  4864. Thanks for taking the time to comment. I’m glad you found it good to watch.
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  4865. Yes, I see a man with an easel.
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  4866. It’s great you think this was is entertaining. I aim to bring history to life. Thank you.
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  4867. I'm glad you enjoyed watching.
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  4868. Thank you for your comment. I’m glad you enjoyed the narration!
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  4869. Welcome! hope you find the content here interesting to watch.
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  4870. You’re very welcome. Thank you for writing a comment. It’s much appreciated!
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  4871. It’s great to know you found it of value. Thanks for your comment!
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  4872. Its gets a brief mention in my 'Most Stinky and Filthy Neighbourhood in Victorian London' video, but one on this topic would be worthwhile. Thank you very much for your comment.
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  4873. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the narration.
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  4874. Great to know the content is interesting for you, thank you! More to come.
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  4875. Thank you very much!
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  4876. You're welcome, thank you. I hope the history is interesting for you.
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  4877. Thank you so much! Great to know you’re interested in social history.
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  4878. Welcome! Lots more history like this on the channel.
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  4879. They could be. Dark and empty places can play tricks on the mind...but then again? Thanks for watching.
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  4880. Not dissimilar in many ways. I hope to take a look at life there in future.
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  4881. Apparently a piece of building brick used as a missile where stones are scarce.
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  4882. Thank you Miji 🙂
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  4883. Bread was mostly on the menu for an Edwardian working class family, for breakfast at least and often more. Thank you for your comment and I'm glad you found the video useful.
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  4884. There were so many of these lodging houses in East London, and many of them were cheap because they were terrible. Thank you for your comment. Happy New Year!
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  4885. I really appreciate the super thanks!
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  4886. Fantastic! Thank you.
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  4887. That’s great! Thank you for being a regular viewer.
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  4888. Great! Thanks for watching all the videos :)
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  4889. You're welcome. Glad you liked it.
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  4890. Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed listening.
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  4891. Interesting information. Thank you for your comment.
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  4892. Thanks! 🙂
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  4893. Thank you for your comment!
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  4894. Welcome to the channel! Thank you.
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  4895. Good to know you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching!
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  4896. Thank you! That’s so nice of you to say and I appreciate you taking the time to write.
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  4897. Thank you very much! Great to know it was of interest.
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  4898. Glad you found the documentary meaningful. Thanks for writing!
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  4899. Thank you so much! I’m happy to know you find the history so interesting.
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  4900. I'm glad you are interested in the history of the Victorian times and that this video helps with English too. There were some very bad jobs in the 19th Century and they were probably some of the worst in history. Thank you for writing a comment.
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  4901. Glad you enjoyed. Thank you!
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  4902. Thank you! It’s very much appreciated.
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  4903. Great! I’m happy you found it of interest. Thank you.
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  4904. Glad you liked it!
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  4905. You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
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  4906. Merchants bought bones for selling on to factories to produce soap and glue. Rags were sold on to manufactures of cheap cloth ‘shoddy.’
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  4907. Thank you! I appreciate your comment 🙂
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  4908. This poem is from 1877 and was written by George Robert Sims.
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  4909. Thank you Khatoon. Really interesting.
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  4910. Thank you KHATOON. Interesting comment. Much appreciated.
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  4911. Thank you Khatoon.
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  4912. That’s fantastic, thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the presentation. There are a couple more videos like this on the channel should you be interested.
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  4913. Thank you! Glad you find the content interesting. More to come.
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  4914. I'm sorry for your loss. I'm glad the content helps you to relax.
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  4915. Thanks for your words of support 🙂 It’s always nice to hear from a regular viewer.
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  4916. You’re most welcome! Thanks for taking the time to write.
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  4917. Thank you very much Khatoon. Best wishes.
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  4918. I'm happy to know you enjoy it! Thanks for your comment.
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  4919. Thanks Choppy!
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  4920. Glad it was an interesting for you.
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  4921. Just like the movie. Thanks for watching!
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  4922. That’s very kind of you, thank you! Glad you enjoyed watching.
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  4923. Thanks for watching the videos! It’s really nice to know you appreciate the presentation.
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  4924. It’s great you found this good to watch! Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  4925. Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you. More on the Victorians to come.
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  4926. Thanks for sharing!
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  4927. Happy New Year to you too! Thank very much you for your comment. It’s nice to know you found this documentary entertaining and with useful language.
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  4928. I don’t think the countryman was given any advice regarding places to avoid. I imagine that the areas where there was freely available work and cheap lodgings were somewhere you needed to be ‘streetwise.’ Thank you for watching!
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  4929. A big difference in the diets of the poor and the rich.
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  4930. Much appreciated!
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  4931. Glad you enjoyed the narration! Thank you.
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  4932. I’m glad you enjoyed!
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  4933. Glad you enjoy it! 😀
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  4934. Happy to know you found the narration entertaining, thank you.
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  4935. We have several videos on the channel from Jack London's travels through East End London if you're interested. Thank you for your comment!
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  4936. Nie jest ogrodzony. Dzięki za oglądanie.
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  4937. 💰🏴‍☠️🏝️
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  4938. Thank you! 😊 Nice to know you watch regularly.
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  4939. Nice! Thank you very much.
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  4940. Great that you enjoyed the Victorian atmosphere. Thanks for watching!
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  4941. That’s fantastic! I’m glad you find them good to listen to. Thank you for your support.
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  4942. You’re welcome and thank you 😊
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  4943. Hope you enjoyed 🙂
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  4944. Wow, thanks! You’re very welcome to the channel.
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  4945. I'm glad you found the topic so interesting. Thank you!
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  4946. Charles Booth and Henry Mayhew did a lot of work documenting the state of housing and the lives of everyday people in Victorian London. Thank you very much for your interesting comment.
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  4947. Do you have the name of the book?
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  4948. That’s great! Hope you enjoyed the story.
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  4949. That’s a cool idea 💡 More Roman Emperors to come in this series first.
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  4950. May 31st - Happy Natsuki: The Movie Day everybody!
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  4951. Glad you enjoy the narration!
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  4952. A match seller's life was a hard one. Thank you for sharing your story!
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  4953. You’re welcome. Thanks for your support!
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  4954. Welcome to the channel!
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  4955. Welcome to the channel! Thank you. I’m glad you enjoy the history content for you here.
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  4956. A very dark episode in Victorian London's history, though of much interest and continuing debate.
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  4957. Glad you like them!
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  4958. Interesting! I'm happy you enjoy the history.
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  4959. An era of extreme change and contrasts.
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  4960. It’s great to know you find this history of value. Thank you! There are two more videos on this topic should you be interested: The White Death (Slum Life in America) https://youtu.be/sixY7BP8UsY. The other is ‘Slumming it in the Tenements,’ which is the next video to the one above on the channel page.
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  4961. Misery is an appropriate word for the lives of these poor people.
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  4962. I hope you found this an interesting subject to research, thank you!
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  4963. Thank you for watching Tom.
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  4964. My pleasure! Thanks for taking the time to comment. I'm glad you like the history.
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  4965. I’m glad you found this visit to Victorian London’s slums interesting. Thank you for your comment.
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  4966. Glad you enjoyed watching Sandra. Thank you!
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  4967. Dorset Street has vanished, but will always be remembered for its association with poverty and crime. Thank you for watching and your comment!
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  4968. Great! That's so nice.
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  4969. Thanks for the visit!
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  4970. You’re welcome. It’s great that you found this good to watch.
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  4971. Welcome back! I'm happy to have your support.
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  4972. I value your support!
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  4973. Glad you like the presentation. Thank you!
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  4974. That’s great to hear. Thanks for your support!
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  4975. Thank you so much. It's great to have your support!
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  4976. You’re very welcome 😊 Thank you too.
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  4977. Glad you enjoyed watching 🙂
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  4978. Thank you! Great to know you found the story interesting.
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  4979. I hope you enjoy the content here for you and welcome to the channel!
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  4980. It's great that you found this interesting! I now have several videos on tenements and slums in America and I've created a playlist. Thank you for your comment.
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  4981. Glad you liked it. Thank you!
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  4982. You’re welcome. It’s great that you find something new here about history.
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  4983. Thank you for your detailed account of your experiences at Aldwych Station. What you witnessed is particularly interesting because I had wondered if any film crews had seen or heard anything that they had found difficult to attribute to ‘normal’ phenomena in such an unusual environment in which to film. It’s intriguing that the spirit of the lady was seen by you, but the gentleman you were with had a different - but equally unnerving - experience. Thank you for sharing your story. I wonder if you think the apparition you saw may have been the same ghost of the actress from Strand Theatre, said to haunt the tunnels?
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  4984. Interesting! Thank you.
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  4985. Appreciate the comment. Thanks for watching!
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  4986. Your support really is appreciated. Thank you so much!
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  4987. You will find lots of content about life in the 1800s on my channel.
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  4988. Thank you! It’s great to know the videos are compelling for you.
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  4989. Glad you enjoy the history here! The Medway towns have a close link with Dickens so it may come up in future.
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  4990. Much appreciated! Thank you for being a regular viewer.
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  4991. Glad you like them! I'll be making a return to the topic of New York in future.
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  4992. Cheers! I really appreciate it 😀
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  4993. Good to know you feel the Victorian atmosphere!
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  4994. You can find some of Mayhew's interviews in videos on my channel.
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  4995. Thank you for your comment Khatoon.
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  4996. Thank you Miji 😊 It’s appreciated.
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  4997. Thanks! Kind of you to comment.
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  4998. You're welcome. Thanks for your support!
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  4999. It’s good to know you found watching this worthwhile. Thank you for writing!
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  5000. Thanks for watching! Your comment is appreciated.
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  5001. It’s great to hear you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
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  5002. Glad you liked it!
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  5003. I think there would be plenty of work for Victorian sewer flushers in London’s modern sewers, but not much treasure. Thank you Khatoon.
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  5004. Thank you for telling your story. I’ve no doubt that it must be a great feeling to discover a little piece of history - especially if coins are valuable. An interesting and rewarding hobby.
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  5005. Thank you. I appreciate the support!
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  5006. You’re welcome! It’s great to know this was entertaining for you. Thank you for your comment.
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  5007. I'm glad you enjoy the narration! Thank you so much.
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  5008. I think Robert will appreciate your message :) Thanks for watching!
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  5009. Cheers Dead2RitesCrosshairs.
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  5010. Thank you! A warm welcome here. Hope you enjoy.
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  5011. Glad you enjoy it! Thank you.
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  5012. Thank you. It's very much appreciated.
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  5013. My pleasure! Thanks for watching and your comment.
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  5014. So nice of you to say and much appreciated. Thank you!
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  5015. That’s great! Thanks for your comment.
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  5016. Thank you for your kind words. More content to come!
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  5017. Thank you! Glad you found it interesting.
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  5018. Thank you. It’s great that you found this story of interest. Locations you mention: 1. Southwark, 2. Unknown, 3. Bank of England. Wikipedia or Wellcome Collection have sweeper illustrations.
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  5019. Thank you Miji 😊
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  5020. As you say, disease didn't discriminate between rich and poor. The disinfectors were just as likely to be cleaning a filthy tenement house as a mansion in Belgravia. Thank you for taking the time to write a comment.
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  5021. I’m happy you enjoyed the Victorian atmosphere in this one! Merry Christmas and a huge thank you for your support 🙂
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  5022. Thank you very much Miji.
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  5023. You’re welcome. Glad it was of value.
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  5024. You're welcome! Thank you for writing.
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  5025. Great! Thank you!
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  5026. Thanks for writing Khatoon. It’s nice to know this history is interesting for you.
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  5027. Cheers Tezzington Sir!
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  5028. Thank you so much! Much appreciated 😊
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  5029. A pleasure! Thanks for your comment.
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  5030. Thank you so much!
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  5031. I’m glad you enjoyed the presentation! Roman coin engravers often produced wonderful pieces of art in miniature.
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  5032. Thank you so much 😀 Glad you liked the presentation.
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  5033. Thank you! It’s great to know you’re enjoying the content.
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  5034. You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
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  5035. It was definitely one of the ‘worst’ Victorian jobs, though they could earn a lot of money compared to other horrendous work some did to survive. More videos like this on my channel.
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  5036. Sounds really interesting.
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  5037. Thank you for saying so. I’m glad it was of interest for you!
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  5038. Thank you for your comment! Glad you enjoyed the story.
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  5039. Iron. Hope that’s helpful.
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  5040. The working classes did often live in overcrowded accommodation during the Victorian era. Games and drink was a relief from this and everyday working life. Thank you for watching and your comment.
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  5041. Thank you! Lots more content planned. Always happy to hear ideas too.
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  5042. Thank you so much! Happy New Year! 😊
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  5043. Welcome to the channel! Thank you very much.
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  5044. Thank you. Merry Christmas!
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  5045. It’s great you enjoy the narration. Thanks for watching!
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  5046. I have several videos about New York (and other US towns and cities), as well as Glasgow, Edinburgh and Paris. I have a video about Penny Gaffs.
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  5047. You are very welcome
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  5048. Much appreciated!
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  5049. Much appreciated! Glad it was interesting for you.
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  5050. Thanks for sharing! Interesting to know this.
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  5051. Thank you! Much more to come.
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  5052. Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for your comment.
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  5053. Very nice. Thank you!
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  5054. Thanks for the visit!
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  5055. Welcome to the channel. Glad you found it!
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  5056. You’re welcome. Great to know it’s of interest 😊
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  5057. Thanks for watching! It’s more much appreciated.
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  5058. Thank you Miji. Always appreciated 😊
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  5059. I really appreciate the comment Lana 😊
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  5060. Relaxation Report is not something I am familiar with.
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  5061. Thank you for watching Oliver. It seems that people often claim to have seen ghosts when places are quiet, such as during the night.
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  5062. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
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  5063. That's great! Thanks for your comment.
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  5064. I have a membership option on my channel page.
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  5065. Thank you! I appreciate your comment.
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  5066. Thank you for checking out the video!
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  5067. Thanks! Glad you enjoyed listening.
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  5068. Welcome to the channel! I hope you find more history here to interest you.
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  5069. Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your comment.
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  5070. Fantastic! Thank you. Lots more coming to the channel.
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  5071. You're welcome. Thank you for your comment.
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  5072. Hope you did find the history interesting.
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  5073. I'm glad you found the content interesting. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  5074. ▶️ Watch the series – Part 3 (Vitellius) https://youtu.be/--GOH4UTVUY ✔️ Please support the channel by liking and sharing this video. Thank you, it really helps!
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  5075. Fantastic! Thanks for checking out my channel.
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  5076. High praise indeed and much appreciated :)
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  5077. Thank you! More to come.
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  5078. Thank you so much for the Super Thanks 😊
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  5079. I’m glad you enjoyed the journey to medieval Paris!
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  5080. It’s great to know that you find the social history on the channel informative and worthwhile. Thank you for your support!
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  5081. So nice of you to say!
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  5082. You’re welcome. Thanks for your comment Lana 😊
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  5083. Glad you think so! Thank you.
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  5084. Fantastic! Thank you and welcome to the channel.
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  5085. You're welcome. Good to know it was interesting.
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  5086. Thanks very much! You too :)
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  5087. Thank you! Nice to know you enjoyed listening.
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  5088. Glad you like them! Thank you.
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  5089. That's great! Thanks for listening.
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  5090. Thank you so much for supporting the channel! 😊
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  5091. Thank you Miji. Much appreciated.
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  5092. Interesting information.
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  5093. The bridge truly deserved its name.
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  5094. Hope you enjoyed the trip to the American west.
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  5095. Thank you. Hope you enjoyed!
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  5096. It’s great you enjoyed the video and thanks for taking the time to watch.
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  5097. Thank you! It’s really appreciated.
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  5098. Many working class people in Britain’s towns an cities worked hard for a subsistence life, but with little or no help. In those days you had to rely on family or the generosity of neighbours. Times can be hard for many now, though there is at least a state welfare and health system. Thank you for taking the time to write your comment.
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  5099. Glad you found it :) It's great to know you like this era of history!
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  5100. I agree, though it seems unlikely we will ever know.
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  5101. That's great! I'm glad your found the history of the Fenian Barracks so interesting. Thank you for your comment.
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  5102. Thank you very much! Sharing the video helps reach more people.
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  5103. Great! Hope you enjoyed it.
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  5104. You’re very welcome clarencedavisiii.
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  5105. Glad it was helpful!
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  5106. Glad you like it 🙂
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  5107. Much appreciated! Thanks for checking it out.
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  5108. That’s great! Much appreciated.
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  5109. Glad you think so! Thanks for watching.
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  5110. Welcome! Lots more for you to discover here 🙂
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  5111. I’m glad you found this video about lodging houses interesting. Thank you! Lots more Victorian and Edwardian content on my channel.
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  5112. Thank you for your comment. Yes, there was leisure and amusements. Public houses, music, games and fairs. My videos on music halls and penny gaffs mention some of them.
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  5113. I'm glad this had meaning for you. Thank you!
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  5114. Thank you Miji 🙂
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  5115. Thank you very much The People’s Bookkeeper! It means a lot to hear that viewers enjoy it and gives me motivation to make more. Appreciate you taking the time to write 👍😀
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  5116. I appreciate your support! Thank you.
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  5117. Working for survival and little else.
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  5118. Poverty impacts on many things in life, not least health, longevity and life choices. I hope you find yourself in better circumstances. Thank you for your comment.
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  5119. It’s great that you enjoy the narration! Thank you for your comment.
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  5120. Glad you found it. Thanks for watching!
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  5121. It's great that you found the history useful!
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  5122. I'm glad you enjoyed this one. Thank you!
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  5123. Thank you. I really appreciate that!
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  5124. That’s great! It’s really nice to know you’re enjoying the content. Plenty more to come.
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  5125. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you like the content.
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  5126. That’s kind of you to say. Much appreciated!
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  5127. Thanks very much! I hope it meets your expectations when you get to see it.
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  5128. Glad you like them! Thanks for being a regular viewer.
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  5129. So nice of you to say. Thank you!
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  5130. Thank you very much for your comment. Much interesting information. I really appreciate your support.
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  5131. Thank you for watching this trip back in time to Victorian London!
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  5132. Thank you so much! It's great to have your support.
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  5133. Interesting! There were many lodging houses there apparently, though flop house would be a better term for some.
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  5134. Glad you enjoyed the experience. Thanks for writing!
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  5135. Kind of you to say! Glad you found it worthwhile.
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  5136. Thank you! I’m glad you like the content.
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  5137. Yes, as you say, there were many competitors for this title. My next video release will feature an area that had a notorious reputation.
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  5138. Hi and thanks for watching!
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  5139. That’s fantastic! A special Halloween theme offering.
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  5140. Thanks for your support! Much appreciated.
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  5141. Much appreciated!
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  5142. I imagine that for many poor and working class people in London the countryside was very much ‘abroad.’ In the sense they’d never been and only knew what they had been told.
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  5143. I have a video about Victorian Newcastle: Journey to Victorian Newcastle (Dreadful Slums and Horrible Work in North East England) https://youtu.be/RPLdUDmTjrM
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  5144. That’s great! I’m really glad you find the content compelling to watch.
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  5145. You’re welcome! Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  5146. Fantastic 😊 Enjoy!
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  5147. Glad it was helpful! Thanks for writing.
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  5148. Thank you! More to come.
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  5149. Thanks for your support TheFoxandTheRabbit!
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  5150. Shortly after the turn of the 20th Century.
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  5151. Thank you!
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  5152. Thanks for sharing!
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  5153. Much appreciated! I’m glad you found it worthwhile.
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  5154. That’s fantastic! You’ve been watching quite a while. Thank you for being here 😊
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  5155. Thanks for watching! I appreciate your support.
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  5156. That's interesting. I thought many had disappeared from the streets by the 80s/90s. Glad you enjoyed watching, thank you!
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  5157. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad that you find the video interesting and informative. It’s nice that you are interested in Victorian history. We have lots of videos here about the 19th Century. Thank you very much for your comment.
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  5158. Thank you kindly! Much appreciated.
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  5159. My pleasure! Glad you found this worthwhile.
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  5160. Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoy the history.
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  5161. Always appreciate your comment and support!
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  5162. I hope you enjoyed watching the Victorian dustmen.
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  5163. Some interesting observations. It's good to know you found the history interesting. It's quite something that this photograph was taken for posterity shortly before Mary Pradd's death. Thank you for your comment.
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  5164. Thank you! It’s nice to know you liked the presentation. I appreciate your kind words.
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  5165. Thank you so much 😀
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  5166. I would like to do some content on Glasgow in future as its history is interesting. I have a couple of videos about Edinburgh. Thank you for your comment and I’m glad you enjoy watching.
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  5167. The character is said to have been born in a London rookery, though I’m not sure which.
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  5168. Thank you so much Joe! Glad you liked the video.
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  5169. I hope you find the videos of interest. More ‘worst jobs’ content on the channel.
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  5170. That’s fantastic! Thank you so much for watching.
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  5171. Really nice of you to say! Glad you enjoyed.
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  5172. Much appreciated! Thanks for checking out the video.
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  5173. Also terrible!
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  5174. Yes, this is about pie sellers in London.
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  5175. Welcome to the channel! I hope you enjoy more.
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  5176. I’m glad you found the video so useful and interesting. Thank you!
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  5177. My pleasure! I’m glad the subject was interesting.
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  5178. Much appreciated!
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  5179. Fantastic! The past is so interesting.
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  5180. Thank you for your kind words. It’s good to know you find the content and vocabulary useful. I appreciate your support.
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  5181. It’s fantastic that you enjoyed the narration. Thanks for checking out the video!
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  5182. Many dwellings built at this time were terraced houses and to better standards than Victorian slum homes. Thank you for your good wishes and comment. I’m glad this was interesting for you.
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  5183. Thank you for your kind comment. Glad to have you here. More content on its way soon!
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  5184. Thanks for listening to his story.
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  5185. You’re very welcome. Thank you for your support!
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  5186. Thank you for watching Khatoon 😊
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  5187. Thanks for watching
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  5188. Much appreciated! Thanks for watching.
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  5189. Thanks for the visit
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  5190. You’re welcome! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  5191. Glad you enjoyed the presentation! Thank you.
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  5192. They could find some valuable coins, metal and all sorts of things - if they could avoid the filth, gas and rats!
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  5193. Cheers!
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  5194. Supporting the channel by watching the videos really is a great help and means a lot. I genuinely thank you for it and for your kind words.
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  5195. That's great, thank you. I really value your support!
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  5196. Thank you so much 😀 I’m glad you liked watching.
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  5197. Fantastic! Thanks for being a regular viewer 😀
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  5198. Great to know the history of North Shields has some meaning for you. Thanks for your comment!
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  5199. Thank you so much Nat Wel - you are very kind! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
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  5200. Maybe tried to pass it on to someone else already!
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  5201. I’m pleased that you enjoyed watching the video! Thank you for your comment and visiting my channel.
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  5202. Welcome to the channel! Thank you. Lots more content like this planned for the future.
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  5203. Thanks! I'm glad you're interested in East End history.
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  5204. Thanks for watching! It’s appreciated.
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  5205. Super! Thank you very much.
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  5206. Thank you very much! It’s great you enjoy it.
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  5207. Glad it was good to listen to 🙂 Thank you!
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  5208. ▶️ Watch the series – Part 4 (Nero) https://youtu.be/QwEuzRovkyg ✔️ Please support the channel by liking and sharing this video. Thank you, it really helps!
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  5209. Thank you!
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  5210. That’s great! Glad it was so interesting.
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  5211. You’re welcome. It’s great you enjoyed the presentation!
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  5212. You’re welcome.
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  5213. Great! Thank you. More to come.
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  5214. Thank you Khatoon.
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  5215. Thank you. Glad it was worthwhile.
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  5216. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. It’s great to know you enjoyed the video.
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  5217. You’re welcome! Glad you liked it.
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  5218. Welcome to the channel. Thank you!
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  5219. Thanks! 😃
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  5220. Thank you for watching Lana 😊
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  5221. You’re very welcome! Nice to know you found the journey to St. Giles interesting.
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  5222. I hope you enjoy what you find. There’s lots more to come as well!
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  5223. They may date from a similar period, but I don’t think they’re the same buildings.
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  5224. Thank you! I really appreciate your comment. It’s great to know you value this history.
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  5225. Thank you! You too!
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  5226. That’s great! Thank you.
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  5227. Cheers!
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  5228. Glad you enjoyed the experience. Thanks for taking the time to comment!
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  5229. Thanks for checking out the content!
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  5230. You’re most welcome! It’s nice this was interesting for you.
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  5231. I’m glad you think so. Very kind of you to say!
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  5232. You're welcome! Good to know you enjoyed.
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  5233. Thanks for watching! I hope you’re ok.
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  5234. That's correct and coming soon! Thanks for watching Joey.
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  5235. Thank you for being here 😊
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  5236. Welcome to the channel!
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  5237. Thank you! Welcome to the channel.
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  5238. Fantastic! It’s great to know you find the content so enjoyable to watch. Thank you.
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  5239. Thanks for watching!
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  5240. Always a pleasure and your comment very appreciated!
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  5241. I don't have a Patreon set up, but I do have a channel membership option that you can find on the blue 'join' button on the channel page.
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  5242. It's great to know you enjoyed listening and thanks for taking the time to write.
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  5243. Thank you! I appreciate it.
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  5244. Thank you very much! 😊
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  5245. Ireland 🙂
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  5246. I’m glad you enjoyed watching Auto Worldzz. Thank you for taking the time for your kind comment. More videos about history and mysteries will be coming in future 🙂
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  5247. Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  5248. Thanks for writing. I have a couple of videos on my channel about William Crooks if you’re interested, who grew up in Poplar in spent some time in the workhouse.
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  5249. You’re very welcome! Thank you for leaving a comment.
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  5250. A general term used at the time for illness and fever.
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  5251. Thanks 👍 Much appreciated!
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  5252. Thanks very much! I'm glad you find the history enjoyable.
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  5253. Glad you enjoyed the presentation! Thank you.
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  5254. Very kind of you! I’m glad you find this sort of history so interesting.
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  5255. That’s very kind of you to say, thank you. A warm welcome to the channel! I’m glad you enjoy the history for you here.
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  5256. Welcome to the channel. Thank you!
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  5257. Thanks for being a regular viewer. Really appreciate your support.
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  5258. You’re welcome. Glad you like it 😊
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  5259. I didn't know about bees...
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  5260. Some things never change.
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  5261. You're welcome. Thanks for being here.
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  5262. My pleasure 😊 Thanks for the visit.
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  5263. Nice to know this was an interesting insight. Thank you!
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  5264. Thank you for your support. It means a lot!
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  5265. Thank you!
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  5266. Thank you! Cheers!
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  5267. Thank you and welcome to the channel.
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  5268. Glad you enjoyed it
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  5269. You’re welcome and thank you for watching.
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  5270. Kudos for the honest explanation - look forward to the new version.
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  5271. Great!
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  5272. Much appreciated Bob 😊 Thank you!
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  5273. I don’t know why there was a delay to your initial comment.
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  5274. Thank you Khatoon. I’m glad you find this helpful and interesting.
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  5275. They definitely think it's haunted!
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  5276. You bet! Always appreciated 😊
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  5277. Thank you so much! It's really nice to hear you find the stories entertaining. I appreciate it.
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  5278. That’s excellent! More to come.
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  5279. Not too scared to watch it all!? 😀👻
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  5280. Cheers! Merry Christmas.
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  5281. Thank you for watching Khatoon.
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  5282. I have a video on my channel about 'Penny sit-ups' (Rough Sleeping) - sleeping against a rope, should it be of interest.
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  5283. Thank you very much 78MONINA. It’s really nice that you enjoyed it. This was an early video so I thought my voiceover was a bit quiet, but glad it worked for you. Thanks for watching 🙂
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  5284. Thank you! Glad to breathe some life into history 🙂
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  5285. It’s great to know you enjoyed listening to the story. Thank you for taking the time to comment!
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  5286. I’m glad you enjoyed the presentation! Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  5287. Was this in London?
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  5288. You are so kind. Thank you!
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  5289. Thank you Lynne!
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  5290. Thank you!
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  5291. Thank you for writing Khatoon.
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  5292. Strange but true! It must be one of the worst jobs.
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  5293. Thank you for watching.
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  5294. Wow, thank you! I really appreciate your support.
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  5295. I’m glad you find Edwardian history fascinating too. You may be interested in the ‘penny sit-up’ video on my channel. Thanks for watching!
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  5296. Thank you too 🙂
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  5297. Glad you like it! The Victorian era was so long and with so much change that there’s a lot of interesting history to tell.
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  5298. It's great to know you found this video useful for information about the awful working conditions and long hours of the poor and working classes in 19th Century London. Thank you for watching and your comment.
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  5299. I'm glad you like the videos. Lots more planned. Thank you for taking the time to write a comment!
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  5300. Thank you for taking the time to comment Khatoon.
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  5301. Thank you Miji 😊
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  5302. Thank you! Lots more content coming in future.
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  5303. Mudlarks or Bone Grubbers (I have a video about them too) would take bones to middle-men dealers - often called 'Marine Stores' - for money, and these dealers sold them on to factories for the production of soap and glue.
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  5304. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching!
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  5305. Thank you! More to come.
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  5306. Welcome to the channel! I hope you enjoy what you see. More to come.
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  5307. Thank you for watching and the appreciative words.
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  5308. I’m not sure if a lot is known about ethnicity of ancient Egyptians. The facial reconstruction is interesting.
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  5309. Great to know you found it interesting. Thank you! More to come.
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  5310. That’s fantastic! Thank you so much for listening and writing such a nice comment.
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  5311. A nightmarish place to sleep!
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  5312. Cheers! A great way to listen 😊
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  5313. Hi Halfdanr. Thanks for watching and your comment! The next video will hopefully come in a few weeks. It’s longer than the others so is taking much more time. I’m glad you are enjoying the videos!
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  5314. You’re welcome. Thanks for viewing and your support!
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  5315. Definitely had a full life story!
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  5316. Thank you. That’s much appreciated.
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  5317. Welcome to the channel! It’s great you enjoy how we present history.
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  5318. It's nice to know you enjoyed the presentation of his story, thank you!
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  5319. Fantastic that you found the channel! I hope you find the content interesting.
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  5320. You’re welcome. Thank you for your comment.
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  5321. Thank you! Glad this history is interesting.
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  5322. Glad you enjoyed :)
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  5323. That’s great! Thank you TheBox&TheRarebit as always for your valued support.
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  5324. I’m pleased you find these stories useful for new information. Thank you very much KHATOON.
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  5325. Thank you Miji
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  5326. I don’t think you’d want to experience the ambience in one of these doss houses …smell or noise!
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  5327. Thank you! Cheers!
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  5328. My pleasure. Thanks for visiting!
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  5329. You're welcome 😊
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  5330. Happy to hear that!
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  5331. Thank you for watching and sorry for your friend.
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  5332. You’re welcome! Thanks for your comment.
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  5333. Glad you enjoyed this journey to night time Victorian London.
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  5334. Thank you for being a regular viewer. It’s much appreciated.
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  5335. You're welcome 😊
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  5336. It’s creepy! Thanks for watching.
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  5337. Covent Garden starts at 12:30 on this video. Thanks for watching Countryball Poland.
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  5338. Thank you very much!
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  5339. Future episodes will be a different style. Glad you enjoyed them and thanks for watching.
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  5340. Welcome to the channel! Thank you.
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  5341. Fantastic!
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  5342. You’re welcome. Much appreciated.
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  5343. That's fantastic! It's really good to know you watch regularly.
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  5344. I assume that because it’s theoretically possible for humans to travel to Mars that NASA has carried out more scientific research on its climate than other planets.
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  5345. You’re welcome. So glad you enjoyed watching!
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  5346. Yes, a shorter one this time. But the next one will be much longer! I'm glad you enjoy listening to them to help sleep. You can use the playlists to help. Thanks very much for your support for my channel!
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  5347. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  5348. A pleasure! Happy to know you found it meaningful.
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  5349. Thank you! It’s very much appreciated.
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  5350. Glad you enjoyed listening! Thank you for your comment.
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  5351. Glad you enjoy it! Thank you.
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  5352. Thanks for your comment
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  5353. Thank you! Glad the content is interesting for you. More to come.
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  5354. I have a video on my channel about the 'crawlers.'
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  5355. Thanks for the comment.
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  5356. Interesting idea… thank you for your kind comment!
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  5357. You’re welcome!
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  5358. Fantastic! Welcome to the channel. I hope you find the content interesting. Lots more to come this year.
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  5359. That's great! Thanks for the visit.
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  5360. Gong farmers cleaned muck from cesspits whereas sewer hunters had to wade through it as they attempted to get to things like metal and coins that they could sell.
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  5361. Nice! Thanks for listening.
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  5362. Thank you Khatoon. Happy New Year!
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  5363. You’re welcome and thank you! I’m glad it set the right tone for such a hard life.
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  5364. Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed watching.
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  5365. It’s great to know you find value in this. I think her story of everyday life in tenement blocks is really interesting.
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  5366. Thanks Miji 😊
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  5367. I have a playlist on the channel with lots more 'worst' Victorian jobs.
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  5368. I’m glad you like the narration. Thank you so much.
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  5369. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  5370. It’s great to know you enjoyed watching. Thank you!
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  5371. Thanks! It’s great that you found it worthwhile.
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  5372. I’m glad you found value in watching. Thank you for taking the time to write.
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  5373. Good to hear! Thank you very much 🙂
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  5374. Thanks for your support! Lots more content coming to the channel.
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  5375. Thanks for watching Miji 😊
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  5376. You're welcome 😊
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  5377. Thank you very much! I really appreciate it.
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  5378. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. It’s been a long time since I’ve seen one, commercial or otherwise.
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  5379. It certainly is true!
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  5380. Much appreciated.
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  5381. I'm so glad!
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  5382. Thank you so much!
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  5383. Nice to know you enjoy the content so much. Thank you!
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  5384. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed watching. More to come.
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  5385. Thanks for watching James.
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  5386. You’re welcome. Glad you’re interested in this side of Edwardian history.
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  5387. You're welcome. Glad you liked it.
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  5388. Glad you think so. Thanks very much!
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  5389. That’s kind of you to say! Thank you for writing.
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  5390. Thank you so much! Glad to have your support.
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  5391. Swap the 'Deep' bread for 'Shallow' bread and you'll be speeding across Japan in no time!
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  5392. Thank you! Welcome to the channel. Lots more to come.
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  5393. Many thanks for your support! I have lots more ideas for future videos. I’m always happy to hear suggestions and sources.
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  5394. I’m glad you enjoyed the narration. Thank you! More to come.
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  5395. That’s great! Thanks for watching.
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  5396. Cheers! Much appreciated.
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  5397. Hi Blue. You’re welcome. Thank you very much!
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  5398. No problem!
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  5399. Cheers! It’s great to know you found the history useful and entertaining.
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  5400. Thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and leave a comment.
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  5401. That’s great! So nice nice to know you enjoy the history content, thank you.
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  5402. It’s great to know you like them so much. It means a lot! Thank you.
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  5403. Glad you think so. Thanks for your comment!
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  5404. I’m really glad you enjoyed the experience! Thanks for watching and taking the time to write 🙂
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  5405. You're welcome. Thanks for your comment!
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  5406. Thanks for watching Just another guy. That's strange if you didn't see anyone on the train after she got on - maybe she moved along the train and got off...
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  5407. Thank you! Much appreciated.
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  5408. Thanks very much for writing. I hope you're feeling better and wish you the best.
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  5409. It’s great that you enjoyed the trip to London’s gin palaces and I’m glad the narration added atmosphere. Thank you for your comment.
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  5410. Very interesting theory! Thank you.
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  5411. It’s famous around here 🙂
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  5412. Glad you enjoy the characters! Thank you.
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  5413. Thanks A Huddleston!
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  5414. Thank you! Lots more like this on my channel page.
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  5415. Thanks Bob! I appreciate it. Good night.
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  5416. It’s great to know you enjoyed watching! Thank you.
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  5417. I’m glad you found the narration compelling and thank you for your comment!
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  5418. Thank you so much!
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  5419. That’s an interesting way to listen. Thank you for your kind comment!
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  5420. Thank you! It's nice of you to write😃
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  5421. You're very kind. Thank you very much for your support!
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  5422. Hello. Could you please tell me the image you refer to? I try to source images carefully from public domain or creative commons.
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  5423. Thank you for your reply. The image was posted to Wikimedia as available for public commercial use. I have added a blur to the image. This edit should appear soon.
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  5424. Yes, this was a very mucky job from working with ash and there were complaints from householders. Thank you for your comment.
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  5425. Thank you and welcome to the channel! I have several videos from his book on my channel that I’m sure you will discover.
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  5426. Very interesting. I can see the similarities. Thanks for sharing!
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  5427. Thank you so much for your support! 😊
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  5428. It makes for a foreboding scene, as if something is about to happen.
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  5429. Cheers!
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  5430. Glad you found it good to watch! Thank you.
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  5431. Thank you! Glad you like it.
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  5432. That was the choice lots of the inhabitants of Dorset Street and environs seem to have made.
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  5433. Thanks for your comment and for watching!
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  5434. Thank you too! 😊
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  5435. I'm glad you found value in watching this and thank you for sharing my channel with your friends. Your support means a lot!
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  5436. Glad you found this episode compelling. Thank you for your comment!
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  5437. Much appreciated! 😊
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  5438. Glad you enjoyed the characters! Thanks for taking the time to comment. It’s much appreciated.
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  5439. I’m glad you enjoy the narration! Thank you.
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  5440. His account is very revealing about the plight of many ordinary people. I’m glad it was interesting to watch. Thank you!
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  5441. Glad it was interesting. Thanks for watching!
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  5442. Glad you enjoyed the presentation!
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  5443. Many thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed watching.
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  5444. Thank you for sharing your story. I’m glad you found the video worthwhile.
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  5445. My pleasure! Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  5446. Fantastic! Glad to be so. Thank you.
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  5447. You’re welcome! 🙂
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  5448. You’re welcome.
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  5449. I see it!
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  5450. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed.
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  5451. Glad you enjoyed watching. Thank you very much!
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  5452. Thank you! It’s nice that you found this story so interesting.
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  5453. Cheers! 🙂
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  5454. It’s appreciated. Thank you!
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  5455. Thank you! I appreciate your support.
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  5456. Great!
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  5457. Very much appreciated!
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  5458. Thanks for visiting! Glad you found the video interesting.
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  5459. Fantastic! Glad you enjoyed the this so much.
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  5460. It’s great to read that you enjoy the content! Though I don’t have anything on private housing in Manchester for now, I have one video about a common lodging house in Manchester, which you can find on my channel page.
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  5461. You’re very welcome 😊
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  5462. Thank you! Glad you’re interested in this history.
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  5463. Thank you for writing Khatoon. I’m glad you found it interesting.
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  5464. It's great you think so, thank you!
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  5465. You're welcome. Thanks for writing!
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  5466. You're welcome. Thank you for watching.
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  5467. Yes! What a discovery.
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  5468. Glad you enjoyed the rat catcher’s story!
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  5469. Glad the documentary was interesting for you!
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  5470. Thank you so much Brian 😊
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  5471. Wow, thanks very much!
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  5472. Welcome! Hope you enjoy the content.
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  5473. Great! It's much appreciated.
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  5474. Much appreciated! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  5475. You’re welcome. I’m glad you found it to be useful and thought provoking on the subject of poverty. Thank you for your comment.
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  5476. Thanks! 😃 Glad you enjoyed.
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  5477. You're very welcome! Thanks for being here.
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  5478. He really was! Thanks for watching.
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  5479. You're welcome!
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  5480. No problem! Thanks for your comment. Always appreciated.
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  5481. Thanks for watching!
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  5482. You’re very welcome!
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  5483. Not to my knowledge :)
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  5484. Thanks! I’m glad the narration brought the history to life for you.
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  5485. Thank you. Welcome to the channel!
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  5486. Interesting. Thank you for your comment Khatoon.
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  5487. Glad you enjoyed the presentation! Thank you.
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  5488. I’m glad you found it worthwhile. Thanks for writing!
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  5489. I'm glad you look forward to watching. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
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  5490. Welcome! I hope you find the history of interest.
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  5491. It made good compost according to the Victorians!
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  5492. It’s strange to think what might have happened if events went differently.
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  5493. Thanks. More to come!
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  5494. Thank you very much!
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  5495. Thank you very much Khatoon and for your season’s greetings wishes.
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  5496. Welcome to the channel!
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  5497. You’re welcome. You can find more stories about life in Evansville on my channel.
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  5498. There were lots of them :)
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  5499. She was a determined woman, worked hard to get the tenants on her side and did a lot of good.
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  5500. Great! Thanks very much.
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  5501. Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for checking out the video.
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  5502. It’s great you liked it, thank you!
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  5503. Interesting! Thank you for sharing. Hope you are able to find out more.
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  5504. You’re welcome!
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  5505. Amazing to have such a diary to read! That really is history in your hands.
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  5506. Great timing! Glad it worked out for you. Hope you enjoyed.
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  5507. Welcome to the channel! It’s great that you like the history we have for you here. Lots more to come too.
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  5508. They are rather horrible creatures, but I like to cover the reality of life in the past.
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  5509. You're most welcome and thanks for the comment.
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  5510. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you found the documentary interesting and I hope you enjoy the history content here. Thank you.
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  5511. Thank you for sharing.
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  5512. Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the history.
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  5513. Glad you’re interested in this history and how it’s presented here. Thank you!
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  5514. So young to have to work and leave your family. It must have been hard.
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  5515. Fantastic, thank you!
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  5516. Glad you found this worthwhile and thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  5517. You bet!
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  5518. Mortality rates were high unfortunately due to a combination of unhealthy living conditions, diet and disease. The hovels of the Old Town have a particularly squalid description and the streets and gutters outside no better for children. Thank you for your comment.
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  5519. I have some videos about 19th Century UK doss houses and US flop houses on my channel should you be interested.
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  5520. Much appreciated firecracker 😀
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  5521. Thanks for visiting! Hope you enjoy the content.
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  5522. London has lots more ghost stories :)
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  5523. Thank you! It’s so nice to read that my content is informative about the past. I have some playlists that you may find useful for long watching/listening that you can find on the channel page. Thank you again for your support.
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  5524. The museum sounds interesting. Thanks Khatoon.
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  5525. Thank you! Cheers!
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  5526. Glad you found it worthwhile. Thanks very much for writing!
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  5527. Hello Olwyn! I'm glad you enjoy the history and story telling and also, I always welcome comments from viewers as it's nice to hear from you and it really helps the channel too. Thanks for writing!
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  5528. Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the presentation.
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  5529. Thank you very much Sandra. Many more videos to come in future.
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  5530. You're welcome and thanks for the comment.
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  5531. A pleasure! Thank you too.
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  5532. A notorious and fascinating district in New York’s history. Thanks for your comment!
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  5533. Thank you! A rather gruesome but intriguing history.
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  5534. You’re most welcome. Thank you for the support!
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  5535. Thank you 🙌
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  5536. My pleasure! Thanks for watching.
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  5537. Great! I think this period in New York's history has so much character.
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  5538. Thank you for your kind words 😊
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  5539. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  5540. Glad you enjoyed watching. Thank you!
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  5541. Thanks for saying! Glad you enjoyed.
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  5542. Thank you! It’s appreciated.
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  5543. Thanks! Will do my best.
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  5544. You’re welcome. Thank you for your comment.
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  5545. Happy to hear that! Thank you for your support.
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  5546. You're welcome!
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  5547. I'm happy you find them compelling. Thank you MegaLivingIt.
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  5548. Great to know it was interesting for you. Thanks for writing a comment!
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  5549. You’re welcome. Thank you!
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  5550. Thanks for taking the time to comment. It's good to know you enjoy these stories.
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  5551. Times were tough. Thanks for your comment.
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  5552. Nice style! I’d play the game. Watch this video for more on the creatures living in the tunnels under Victorian London: The Dark, Mysterious and Terrifying World under Victorian London (A History of Filth and Fear) https://youtu.be/TMggCC71fOs
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  5553. Nice! Thanks for watching.
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  5554. Thank you so much! 😊
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  5555. Thank you! Glad you found it interesting. More to come.
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  5556. You're welcome. I'm glad to know it was interesting for you. Thank you for your support!
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  5557. Thank you for your kind words. It’s so nice that you find the content so engaging. More to come!
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  5558. Thanks tinygrim!
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  5559. You’re welcome! Thank you for taking the time to write.
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  5560. Much appreciated!
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  5561. I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos on the channel. Thank you very much for your support!
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  5562. Glad you enjoyed the presentation!
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  5563. Very much appreciated. Thanks for listening!
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  5564. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you find the history interesting.
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  5565. Glad you enjoyed!
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  5566. My pleasure! Thanks for viewing.
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  5567. You’re welcome. I’m glad this was an interesting content for you. Thank you for visiting my channel!
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  5568. Thank you very much! Glad the history interests you.
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  5569. Thank you very much! It’s great you enjoy listening to this history.
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  5570. Do you know the name/location/date of this event? I would be interested to read more.
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  5571. That’s great! Thank you and I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
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  5572. Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoy the history content.
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  5573. You are right in your notes that this video is about the same Dorset Street connected with the death of Mary Jane Kelly and The infamous ‘Jack the Ripper.’ The street has a notorious history. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment.
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  5574. I hope the episode coming this Sunday will interest you!
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  5575. You are very welcome!
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  5576. Awesome! Thank you!
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  5577. Thank you! Much appreciated.
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  5578. My pleasure 😀 Thank you too.
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  5579. Thanks for your support! It’s appreciated.
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  5580. You're most welcome. Thanks for your support!
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  5581. Thank you for your kind words and comment.
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  5582. Some of the noises definitely sound hellish! Hearing Jericho trumpets must have been chilling for soldiers and sailors? Thanks for watching and your comment John.
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  5583. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Welcome to the channel!
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  5584. Glad you think so. Thanks for the visit!
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  5585. Much appreciated! Glad your interested in the history and like the presentation.
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  5586. Hope is was interesting!
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  5587. Welcome to the channel!
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  5588. Many thanks! Glad you found the history interesting.
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  5589. Welcome to the channel! I’m glad you enjoy the history content on my channel. Thank you.
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  5590. I’m glad you enjoy them! Thanks for watching.
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  5591. Glad you enjoyed listening! Lots more like this on the channel.
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  5592. The article was originally written by an American journalist for an American audience.
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  5593. My pleasure! Thank you Blue.
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  5594. Great to know you found it interesting. Minimal building standards or landlord controls in those days.
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  5595. I'm glad you find the content worthwhile and meaningful. Thank you!
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  5596. You’re welcome! Thank you for your comment.
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  5597. Good Day to you! Thank you for watching.
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  5598. Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you!
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  5599. It’s a great idea. I’d like to take a look at that in future.
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  5600. Thanks! Glad you liked it.
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  5601. It’s great that you enjoy the narration. The channel aims to bring life to people from the past with these voices.
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  5602. You’re welcome. Thanks for watching.
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  5603. Thank you so much for your kind words! It means a lot.
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  5604. Glad you like them!
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  5605. I'm glad you enjoyed watching and thank you!
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  5606. Glad you like the history here!
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  5607. I really appreciate you saying so! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  5608. I’m glad it was of interest. Thank you!
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  5609. You’re very welcome. Glad you enjoyed watching!
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  5610. You’re welcome. Thanks for watching.
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  5611. Thank you …it’s great you enjoy the narration! I hope the offer made to the maid in court was honoured.
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  5612. I’m glad you find value in watching. It’s much appreciated 🙂
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  5613. Did they want to buy leeches?
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  5614. Thank you!
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  5615. Thank you so much. Merry Christmas!
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  5616. Cheers! I really appreciate your support.
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  5617. Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for taking the time to comment.
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  5618. Thank you for your comment! It's nice that you found the documentary interesting and informative.
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  5619. Thank you very much. You too!
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  5620. Thank you Lynne 😊
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  5621. Thank you so much for your kind words of support.
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  5622. Fantastic! Welcome to the channel and thanks very much for helping to support it.
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  5623. Cowcaddens, close to the city centre.
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  5624. You’re welcome. I’m happy you enjoy the social history on my channel as I find the lives of everyday people very interesting. Thank you for your comment.
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  5625. Great! Lots of it here for you 😀 and a bit of variety from earlier and later from time to time.
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  5626. Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
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  5627. I’m glad this had meaning for you and thank you very much for your comment. You can find lots more like this on my channel.
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  5628. Glad you like them!
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  5629. You are very welcome. I'm glad you find the content interesting to watch. Life was hard for the majority in the past and it's good to give a voice to that. Thank you very much for your support for my channel!
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  5630. You’re welcome! Thanks for taking the time to watch.
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  5631. My pleasure! Thank you for watching.
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  5632. Thanks for your comment DoughnutDogDrums. It's good to know you enjoyed watching the video - and subscribed! :) I hope you enjoy future videos on my channel.
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  5633. Thank you. Much appreciated!
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  5634. That's great! I imagine he will make another appearance on the channel in future. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
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  5635. You’re very kind! Thank you so much for supporting my channel 😊
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  5636. Thanks Miji 😊
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  5637. I agree. Hard times for many, but an incredibly interesting era. Lots of content about the Victorians on this channel.
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  5638. Definitely a risk!
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  5639. Thanks a ton!
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  5640. I find the words of those who lived such difficult lives compelling, as these are the lives many endured.
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  5641. Thank you very much! 😊
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  5642. You're welcome!
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  5643. A pleasure! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
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  5644. Thank you so much!
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  5645. Thank you for taking the time to comment. It's much appreciated!
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  5646. Thanks. They sure look daunting!
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  5647. Very good!
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  5648. Thank you! More to come.
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  5649. I very much appreciate your effort to help with sharing. It’s very kind of you, thank you.
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  5650. That’s fantastic! 😊 Cheers.
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  5651. Thanks very much. Glad you like them!
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  5652. That’s great! Thank you. It’s really nice that you like my channel content.
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  5653. Thank you! I'm glad you liked the video. Thanks for visiting and writing a comment.
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  5654. Thank you! Cheers!
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  5655. Yes, it’s discussed in this video by Henry Mayhew.
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  5656. It’s really kind of you to support the channel. Thank you!
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  5657. Glad you like them! Thanks for taking the time to comment, it's much appreciated.
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  5658. Tourist trips might still be possible - if you don’t mind the ghosts. Thanks for watching.
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  5659. That's great! Thanks for watching.
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  5660. Thank you so much!
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  5661. Glad you like them!
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  5662. Thank you! Glad you liked it.
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  5663. Thank you. It's good to know you enjoyed watching! Please come back for more and share this video. Have a nice day.
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  5664. Thank you! It’s very much appreciated. It’s great to have you as a subscriber :)
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  5665. My pleasure! Thank you too for taking the time to comment. It means a lot.
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  5666. My pleasure! Thank you.
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  5667. Hope you enjoy!
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  5668. I believe it shows the man holding boxes of matches, though they do look like fingers as well.
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  5669. Thank you so much Brian!
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  5670. Thank you Khatoon.
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  5671. I’m glad you found this journey into Victorian London interesting. Thank you 😊
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  5672. Thank you! I’m glad you enjoy it.
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  5673. Thank you too. Best wishes.
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  5674. They collected dog waste. You can find a video about them on my channel that explains all, if you're interested to find out more.
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  5675. That’s great! History is so interesting. Always new things to discover about our past.
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  5676. You’re welcome, thank you. I’m really glad you enjoyed the content!
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  5677. Thank you for taking the time to write this Khatoon. It’s appreciated 😊
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  5678. Yes, Oliver. Glad you enjoyed the presentation!
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  5679. Wow, thank you! It’s good to know you like the presentation.
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  5680. Warmer and wetter than today according to NASA. Thanks for watching James.
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  5681. There will be another video soon!
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  5682. Thank you. Glad you’re interested in this social history and Merry Christmas.
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  5683. You’re welcome and thank you for your support!
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  5684. Wow, thank you very much!
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  5685. Fantastic! Thank you.
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  5686. Thank you very much for your kind support 😊
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  5687. Welcome to the channel Jasmine! Thank you.
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  5688. Hard times. I imagine the stories you could tell.
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  5689. Oh no, I'm sorry to hear that! I hope this is the start of you getting better.
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  5690. Thank you so much for your Super Thanks! It's very much appreciated.
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  5691. That's interesting information Cheasire Mixs. I haven't found anything written online about it - perhaps it was something to do with the rocket exhaust. Thanks for your comment.
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  5692. Thanks for watching ManjotTV Arora. Maybe there is a loop here because the northen line is so deep that it saves space by having the ability for trains to turn underground rather than overground, but there could be other loops on the network built for different reasons. This is just a guess. Perhaps someone else can reply who knows more...?
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  5693. There is a 'balloon' loop at Heathrow Airport on the Piccadilly Line and there was one at Embankment on the Northen Line, which was removed in 1926. The Kennington Loop does allow trains to return to Edgware smoothly and without the delay of shunting trains or driver changes. Maybe it allows for more trains to operate through the central section at peak times. Aldwych Station may have required a driver to change cabs for the return journey.
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  5694. You’re very kind. Thanks for watching regularly!
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  5695. Thank you so much! Glad you enjoy listening.
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  5696. You’re welcome! Great to know you found the history interesting.
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  5697. You’re welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed the trip back in time to Victorian London’s underground.
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  5698. Thank you rosierose. 🙂 I’m happy you liked the video!
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  5699. Welcome to the channel! I hope you enjoy listening to the stories. Lots more to come too.
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  5700. Glad you enjoyed the presentation. Thank you.
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  5701. Guests say they have witnessed ghosts and some of the photos and audio they suggest is evidence are shown here. Maybe other visitors have recorded unusual phenomena.
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  5702. There are many modern blocks of flats completed or under construction now in the vicinity of the Limehouse Cut.
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  5703. Thank you G D! I’m glad you like the history and very much appreciate your support.
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  5704. Thank you for your comment. As you say, there was little employment in rural areas and that was a huge pull factor for towns and cities.
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  5705. Thank you! More to come from the Victorian era.
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  5706. You're welcome 😊
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  5707. They lasted into the 1900s, though I don’t know of any footage. We have a number of music hall songs. Thank you for your comment.
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  5708. Thanks for listening! Glad you're interested in the history.
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  5709. Glad to hear you enjoy the channel and found the video interesting. Thanks for watching!
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  5710. You're welcome. I'm glad you found interest in watching.
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  5711. Thank you Khatoon. I’m pleased you found Manchester’s history interesting.
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  5712. Great to know you enjoy listening 😀
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  5713. I’m happy you find them useful. Thank you for your comment.
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  5714. That’s great! Glad you enjoyed listening.
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  5715. Thank you Lana!
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  5716. Really nice to know you enjoyed it. Thank you!
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  5717. Thanks Miji 😊
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  5718. Great you enjoyed it. Thank you!
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  5719. Thanks for your support! Much appreciated.
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  5720. Thank you so much for your support! 😊
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  5721. Great you think so! Thanks for watching.
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  5722. A very interesting comment. Thank you for sharing!
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  5723. Glad you enjoyed!
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  5724. Well done for your test result and thank you for your interesting comment about pickpockets.
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  5725. I’m glad you enjoy the content! Thank you.
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  5726. I’m glad you enjoy them! Thanks for watching.
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  5727. Thank you! Glad it was interesting for you.
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  5728. Much appreciated! Glad you liked it.
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  5729. Great! All good, thank you.
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  5730. That’s great! I hope you found it interesting.
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  5731. You’re welcome. I really appreciate the comment!
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  5732. Thank you too. Glad you like them!
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  5733. You're very welcome. I was glad to tell her story and found it fascinating myself. Thank you for taking the time to comment.
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  5734. Thank you for your fascinating story about your grandpa, which I enjoyed reading. He does indeed sound like a real gentleman. Thank you for watching!
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  5735. Yes, the main protagonist was from Devon, though I’m unsure why Sims decided this or if the West Country had meaning for him.
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  5736. Thank you Miji!
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  5737. Thank you Miji!
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  5738. I’m glad you enjoy the presentation. Thank you for your support!
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  5739. Welcome to the channel!
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  5740. Welcome to the channel! Thank you. You will find lots more like this here and to come.
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  5741. Punishment was severe in the Victorian era, though gradually replaced with prison sentences as the 19th Century progressed - though prison was tough. Thank you for your comment and I'm glad you found this documentary topic interesting.
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  5742. Port Royal?
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  5743. Thank you kindly 😊
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  5744. Welcome to the channel!
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  5745. That’s great! Thank you for checking out the video.
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  5746. You're welcome!
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  5747. Glad this was interesting for you. Thank you!
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  5748. Thank you 😊
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  5749. Super! Thanks for your kind words.
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  5750. Great to know the video was interesting for you. Thank you!
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  5751. I’m happy you enjoy the content. Thank you so much!
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  5752. I’m glad you enjoy the content. Thank you!
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  5753. Glad you thought so. Thank you for your comment!
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  5754. Thanks very much! It’s great you find the topics interesting.
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  5755. Wow, thank you! I'm glad you found it an experience. We aim to bring life to history.
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  5756. A really interesting comment. Thank you for sharing!
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  5757. Thank you for the thumbs up!
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