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THOMAS CREEVEY M.P. EXTRAORDINARY

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on BBC Radio 4 FM

1768-1838
Thomas Creevey. m.p., was a prodigious letter-writer and he was an even more prodigious receiver of letters. By some extraordinary knack he was able to be in places where history was being made. Tonight Creevey is heard at Waterloo, the Brighton Pavilion. and some of the great houses of the time where vital decisions were made.
Programme compiled and written by A. P. RYAN
Narrated by Gabriel Woolf
The letters read by FRANK DUNCAN
Produced by Robert Cradock

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Unknown:
Thomas Creevey.
Written By:
A. P. Ryan
Unknown:
Gabriel Woolf
Read By:
Frank Duncan
Produced By:
Robert Cradock
Source: Radio Times

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