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American History and its Historians

on BBC Radio 3

A conversation between DANIEL BOORSTIN and MARCUS CUNLIFFE
Is the American experience unique, or can American history be compared usefully with that of other societies? How far is the American past - at least as compared to that of Europe - fundamentally an uninterrupted and uniform story of social development?
These are some of the questions discussed by Professor Daniel Boorstin , Director of the National Museum of History and Technology in Washington, and Marcus Cunliffe , Professor of American Studies at the University of Sussex.

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Daniel Boorstin
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Marcus Cunliffe
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Professor Daniel Boorstin
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Marcus Cunliffe

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