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An additional programme to accompanythe four already broadcast this week on the history of valued works of reference. 5: Old Moore's Almanack. The longest continually published imprint in the UK was first published 305 years ago when William and Mary were on the throne. Simon Fanshawe leafs through some back issues. Producer Mark Smalley

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Simon Fanshawe
Producer:
Mark Smalley
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