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Age to Age

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Following the Chancellor of the Exchequer's annual Budget statement to
Parliament,
Christopher Cook examines attitudes to taxation since the Middle
Ages; as sections of British Rail are prepared for privatisation, Sean Street fondly recalls the "golden" age of steam; and Brian Gear pedals back into history to discover another cycling mania, years before the mountain bike.

Contributors

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Christopher Cook
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Sean Street
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Brian Gear
Source: Radio Times

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