Episode 4: Representation

A New Republic by A New Republic

Nov 27, 201200:18:57News & Politics

In this episode we talk about the legislative implications of the Indian Councils Act of 1909. Features some mild racism and the only Indian family to ever be elevated to royalty in England. Oh, and Finsbury Park.

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