Britain
Routes of Money — 37 chapters · 148 stops
The monetary history of Britain, read chapter by chapter in painted scenes, with narration available. The first chapter is open to all.
Chapters
- The gold of the Celts 4 stops
- The name of a tribal king 4 stops
- The landing of Rome 4 stops
- The usurper's mint 5 stops
- The island where money vanished 4 stops
- Grains of silver 4 stops
- Offa's penny 4 stops
- Alfred and the Danes 4 stops
- The Danegeld 4 stops
- The ledger of the conquest 5 stops
- The name of sterling 4 stops
- The long cross and the expulsion 5 stops
- The golden age of the penny 4 stops
- The gold coin that failed 4 stops
- The money of the Hundred Years' War 4 stops
- The Wars of the Roses and the angel 3 stops
- The Great Debasement 4 stops
- Gresham and the recoinage 4 stops
- The money of the siege 4 stops
- The guinea 4 stops
- The machine-made coin 3 stops
- The Bank of England 4 stops
- Newton's Great Recoinage 5 stops
- The South Sea Bubble 4 stops
- Minting by steam 4 stops
- The paper pound 4 stops
- The sovereign is born 4 stops
- Peel's Act 3 stops
- The bank of the world 4 stops
- 1914 3 stops
- Churchill's mistake 4 stops
- 1931 4 stops
- The changing of the reserve currency 3 stops
- The pound in the pocket 4 stops
- Decimal Day 4 stops
- Twenty years of crisis 5 stops
- The island's choice 4 stops