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Music Hi everybody and welcome to Hood at What Now, the History Podcast that's not your history class.

With me, your host, Katie Charlwood, History Harlet and Reader of Books.

So there are a couple more listeners than there were last week. Hi and welcome and

this is your disclaimer. It's always best just to be clear right off the bat. So here on this

show, my podcast, I like to try and talk to you the way I would talk to a friend or or at the very least, someone I do not despise.

And as such, I'm going to use language that I use typically.

Some have called it colourful, some have called it despicable and will make sailors blush.

But if, you know, general curse words do not ruffle your feathers, welcome.

I'm glad to have you here at the Guild of Historical Descent.

Oh, I have been upsetting people left, right and centre this week.

So the first thing comes from the British East India Company video, right? Because I do like a

companion video to go along with last week's episode. And I gave like a really like condensed

version trying to keep it within 90 seconds because that's the limit for Instagram and I try

not to make TikTok to go much over it. But yeah, it's very short, very small. And, you know, there's always people

going like, oh, why didn't you talk about this, or you missed out this, you missed out the

opium wars or what they did to China? I was like, I know, I know, but again, the finite amount

of time, which is fine, like I understand and I'll discuss things later on, you know, when I have

time or it's relevant or whatever.

And I had that video. But because I had already put a video up previously about the British

Museums Act, which is effectively the UK made it illegal for the British Museum to give back, to repatriate the stuff that looted from other

countries. Like it made it illegal. Like there's um like certain rules like it has to be either a duplicate

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