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25 - The Original Sugar Daddy: How Sir Henry Tate made life sweeter for everyone

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Having overcome our slight distraction by showbiz and movies in the last few episodes, Dan and I return to form in this episode, dabbling classic Victorian industrial revolution material with a bit of art. Henry Tate was a towering individual whose humble beginnings would make him a cliche in any novel.

Cliches exist for a reason however and Tate represented in many ways the Victorian spirit - he was born poor, built his own commercial empire through serving his neighbours and - as a bonus of sorts - shared the wealth in the process.

You can get the shownotes as usual at footnotesofhistory.com/25
PLUS: you can try our new personality quiz at footnotesofhistory.com/pmquiz

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Having overcome our slight distraction by showbiz and movies in the last few episodes, Dan and I return to form in this episode, dabbling classic Victorian industrial revolution material with a bit of art. Henry Tate was a towering individual whose humble beginnings would make him a cliche in any novel.

Cliches exist for a reason however and Tate represented in many ways the Victorian spirit - he was born poor, built his own commercial empire through serving his neighbours and - as a bonus of sorts - shared the wealth in the process.

You can get the shownotes as usual at footnotesofhistory.com/25
PLUS: you can try our new personality quiz at footnotesofhistory.com/pmquiz

  continue reading

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