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The war ended in 1865
with victory for the Union Army. Wilfred was, of course,
on the winning side. By this time he was 37 years old, so still a relatively young man, having to make a big decision
about his future. I wonder if he thought
about returning to Liverpool? Or if the news had reached him that his wife Marian and her
eldest daughter had both died of tuberculosis the previous year?
with victory for the Union Army. Wilfred was, of course,
on the winning side. By this time he was 37 years old, so still a relatively young man, having to make a big decision
about his future. I wonder if he thought
about returning to Liverpool? Or if the news had reached him that his wife Marian and her
eldest daughter had both died of tuberculosis the previous year?
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The war ended in 1865
with victory for the Union Army.
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Wilfred was, of course,
on the winning side.
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By this time he was 37 years old,
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so still a relatively young man,
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having to make a big decision
about his future.
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I wonder if he thought
about returning to Liverpool?
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Or if the news had reached him
00:00:27.024 --> 00:00:31.064
that his wife Marian and her
eldest daughter had both died
00:00:31.064 --> 00:00:33.008
of tuberculosis the previous year?
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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.
