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The Dubious Book of Famous Deeds

Host Paul Bates dismantles the British Empire one deed at a time as he guides us through history, as told by a skewed and suspect book from 1889.
Sep 27 2021

Chapter 12. Edward Baines of Leeds, or: Trowel Drop

The Dubious Book of Famous Deeds

Chapter 12. Edward Baines of Leeds, or: Trowel Drop

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It’s the season finale! Comedian Lisa Brooke is here for the rags to riches tale of Edward Baines, the newspaperman who had the distinction of being burned in effigy by his fellow citizens not once, but twice. Come for the accusations of bastardy… stay for the silliest name in British history since Ralph Roister Doister.

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