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History Now and Then

BBC Radio 3
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First of four discussions this week on how our present-day concerns influence our view of the past - and vice-versa. Chaired by Roy Porter.
1: People's History. Should the past be viewed from the "top down" or the "bottom up"? With Jonathan Clark ,
Miri Rubin , Raphael Samuel. Producer Daniel Snowman

Contributors

Unknown:
Roy Porter.
Unknown:
Jonathan Clark
Unknown:
Miri Rubin
Unknown:
Raphael Samuel.
Producer:
Daniel Snowman
Source: Radio Times

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