CBC News Interview: Mixing royal fact and fiction: Why the next season of The Crown is facing more controversy

Carolyn Harris
Oct 30, 2022
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I discussed Season 5 of The Crown on Netflix, which will be released on November 9, including why this season is more controversial than previous seasons, and how the priorities of historical fiction are different from those of historical scholarship.

Click here to read “Mixing royal fact and fiction: Why the next season of The Crown is facing more controversy” in The Royal Fascinator newsletter at CBC News

I also recently discussed the accession of King Charles III and The Monarchy in Canada with CBC Kids

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CBC News Interview: Mixing royal fact and fiction: Why the next season of The Crown is facing more controversy

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