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in the Modern World
'Laissez-faire and the Nineteenth-
Century Liberal State'
JOHN MAUD
This evening Mr. John Maud , Fellow of University College, Oxford, and member of the Oxford City Council, will discuss ' Laissez faire and the nineteenth-century Liberal State,' and will take for his period that part of the century between the end of the Napoleonic Wars and 1867, in which year the Urban State was given a share in political authority. In his next talk, on January 22, Mr. Maud will discuss ' The Growth of Collectivism.' Discussion Group listeners should have the Supplement covering Part II of this series, obtainable free of charge by writing to[address removed]

Contributors

Unknown:
John Maud
Unknown:
Mr. John Maud

Leader, PAUL BEARD
Conducted by LESLIE HEWARD
EILEEN JOYCE (pianoforte)
Les Francs Juges (the German Secret Tribunal of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries) was to have been an opera, but ' All that the human heart can contain of rage and tenderness is in this overture,' as the composer confessed. He has furnished a brief programme. An accused man is led blindfold before the dread judges. The dreadful accusations which they hurl at him in chorus, his own appeals for mercy, breaking in on these, interrupted ever and anon by a thunderous ' No ' are all to be heard in the music, and at last the accused man's final breaking down, resigned to his awful doom.

Contributors

Conducted By:
Leslie Heward
Pianoforte:
Eileen Joyce

Tonight listeners are to hear the only woman speaker in this series. ' Lady Layton is the wife of Sir Walter Thomas Layton, editor of The Economist, Chairman of the News-Chronicle, and an expert in economics and finance. She herself has great experience of India and of Indian affairs, is a well-known lecturer, and gave evidence before the Joint Select Committee on the woman's point of view. She is Chairman of the Women's Advisory Council on Indian Questions.

Contributors

Unknown:
Sir Walter Thomas

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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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