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Monday, February 11, 2013

Tea, Please: Are Illinois conservatives intrigued with "Downton Abbey?"

CULTURE - The PBS series, Downton Abbey, is all the rage. Lord and Lady Grantham, their daughters, sons-in-law and extended family's have many fans -- almost as many as their downstairs servants'.

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Are Illinois conservatives intrigued by the Granthams and their servants? Is it true that “Servants are always more conservative than their masters,” as Isobel Crawley said in one of the early episodes of the show?

Even Forbes addresses the Downton Abbey phenomenon this morning ... HERE

Monday, February 11, 2013 at 08:20 AM |

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