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The British Seafarer

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A history in 26 parts in the words of those who have made the history. 1: Introduction - The Deep Sea
Sea covers 70 per cent of the globe; man himself was cradled in it. Our maritime history is a story which everyone thinks they know - and which on the whole they don't; the great unknown subject. It is an amazing human achievement, and all the more so because so much of it is salt sores, the stench of bilge-water and weevilly biscuits.
Readers: garard GREEN, CAROLE BOYD. DAVID MARCH ,
TIMOTHY BATESON .
NIGEL LAMBERT , RONALD BADDILKY , MICHAEL GOLDIE. ANTHONY
HALL. DAVID CASEY , MALCOLM TERRIS. I.EONAItD MAGUIRK , GORDON GOSTLLOW. HENRY KNOWLES , ROBERT LANG. DOUGLAS BLACKWELL and KATHLEEN HELM
Programme consultants and presenters:
Basil Greenhill (Director, the National Maritime
Museum) and Robin Craig (Lecturer in Economic History, University College, London).
Special sound by dick MILLS of the BBC
Radiophonic Workshop. Series composed and directed by MICHAEL MASON. in collaboration with the National Maritime Museum. (Repeal)

Contributors

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Carole Boyd.
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David March
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Timothy Bateson
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Nigel Lambert
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Ronald Baddilky
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Michael Goldie.
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David Casey
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Malcolm Terris.
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I.Eonaitd Maguirk
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Gordon Gostllow.
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Henry Knowles
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Robert Lang.
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Douglas Blackwell
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Kathleen Helm
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Basil Greenhill
Directed By:
Michael Mason.

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