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Thinking Allowed

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Debating the significance of the coffee shop of the 17th and 18th centuries is Markman Ellis , author of The Coffee House, a Cultural History, who joins Laurie Taylor. Together they compare those cultural power houses with the ubiquitous, mass-produced, modern-day, high-street equivalent. Producer Natasha Maw

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Markman Ellis
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Laurie Taylor.
Producer:
Natasha Maw
Source: Radio Times

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