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Europe & the Middle East

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Europe and the Middle East

Below are all the relevant This Sceptred Isle: Empire episodes relating to Europe and the Middle East. These series include details of the plantation of Ireland, disputes over Gibraltar and the Battle of Trafalgar. Please note that later historical episodes involving this region will be covered in series three of Empire. Therefore, corresponding episode pages will be available when this series is broadcast.

12th Century

16th Century

17th Century

18th Century

19th Century

20th Century

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We are interested to read your comments about the historical events relating to the British Empire which took place in Europe and the Middle East. Please complete the comment form below to add to our comments board.

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Sebastian Sa Nogueira
Amazing, thrilling and addictive.

Turlough Carr
A very good show indeed. Re-enforces the fact the empire was founded and thrived on murder and greed.

Karl Cubbon
It's interesting to note that in a programme which covers former parts of the British Empire as close as the Republic of Ireland the series does not seem to give any space to 3 smaller territories still part of the empire. I am of course referring to the Crown Dependencies of the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey. All of these territories have quite interesting histories which may be interest in the context of this series.

Steve Horton
Whilst I understand that a line has to be drawn somewhere, I should have thought that the conquest and subsequent colonisation and suppression of the Welsh kingdoms would have been considered an early stage in the creation of the Empire - and therefore worthy of mention.

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