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Topic: May 2006

Everything you need to know about Isambard Kingdom Brunel

He's one of the world's most accomplished engineers but what do we need to know abut Isambard Kingdom Brunel? 

On the Family Tree

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Around Our Sceptered Isle

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In Britain These Days

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Timeline September 7, 1665

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The Great British Sporting Life

Sports are embedded in the fabric of British culture. Join us as we take a look at some of the country's favorites.

The Poison Garden of Alnwick Castle

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Isambard Kingdom Brunel: British Engineer

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