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More than 850 acres of dockland, most of which had been closed
for years, was restored and reopened. The city's famous Albert Dock
began to trade again, though the money came now from
tourism, not shipping
for years, was restored and reopened. The city's famous Albert Dock
began to trade again, though the money came now from
tourism, not shipping
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More than 850 acres of dockland,
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most of which had been closed
for years,
00:00:06.024 --> 00:00:09.000
was restored and reopened.
00:00:09.000 --> 00:00:12.028
The city's famous Albert Dock
began to trade again,
00:00:12.028 --> 00:00:15.004
though the money came now from
tourism, not shipping.
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Movie Summary
Historian David Olusoga charts 180 years of British history as lived by the successive inhabitants of a single home in a British city - from its construction to the present day.
