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BACH'S SONGS
Sung by BETTY BANNERMAN and ERIC GREENE
Sacred Song (1736), Komm, siisser Tod, komm, sel'ge Ruh ' (Come, kindly death, come, holy peace)
Sanfte soli mein Todeskummer (Gently shan I mourn) (from the Easter Oratorio, 1736)
Mein Jesus ist erstanden (My Lord Jesus has risen) (from the Cantata, Halt' im Gedachtniss Jesum Christ-Hold in remembrance
Jesus Christ , about 1725)
Ich will leiden, ich will. schweigen(I will grieve, I will speak not) (from the Cantata, Bisher habt ihr nichts gebeten in meinem Namen-Never yet have ye asked in My name, 1735)

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Sung By:
Betty Bannerman
Unknown:
Eric Greene
Unknown:
Jesus Christ

Professor ElLEEN POWER (Professor of Economic
History in the University of London): The Middle Ages-I, Political Life and Thought '
The civilized world is groping for a satisfactory conception of unity. It is the glory and the paradox of the Middle Ages that they achieved the conception, but failed to maintain it in practice. The Holy Roman Empire, which united mediaeval society under the complementary rule of the Pope and the Emperor, did immense service to the modern world in preserving the memory of the Roman Empire and the unity of the Christian Church, while assimilating into the European scheme the northern barbarians who had overrun the Mediterranean world. Europe retained the titular unity until the time of Napoleon, when its framework finally collapsed, being, in Voltaire's phrase, no longer ' Holy, nor Roman, nor an Empire.' Today urgent efforts arc being made to resurrect the mediæval ideal in a political form suited to modern needs.

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National Programme is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 9th March 1930 and ended on the 9th September 1939. It was replaced by BBC Home Service.

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