Talk by Michael Grant
' In my life,' Mommsen declared in his will, ' in spite of my external successes
I have failed.' Michael Grant , Professor of Humanity at Edinburgh University, speaks of Mommsen's qualities as a historian and of the grounds for his sense of failure. This is a new version or the talk broadcast last November on the fiftieth anniversary of Mommsen death.

by C. H. Trevor
From St. Mark's Church.
North Audley Street, London

A series of four illustrated talks by Maud Karpeles
3-The Repertory of the English Folk Singer
Illustrations sung by Isla Cameron and Patrick Shuldham-Shaw

First of two talks on Israel by Lord Kinross
It was a young Israeli who, after visiting Europe for the first time, described its countries as ' finished — in the sense of buildings built, land cultivated, factories in production, and so on. In this first report on his recent visit to Israel Lord Kinross describes it in the context of the many unfinished' countries of the Middle East and North Africa.

Isaac Stern (violin)
Orchestre National de la Radiodiffusion Française
Conductor, Charles Munch
From the Usher Hall, Edinburgh
Part 1

William Plomer speaks about the new book on Brighton by Edmund W. Gilbert

Part 2

by W. B. Yeats
The music composed and conducted by John Buckland
Production by Frederick Bradnum

Conductor, Boris Ord

Stephen Ullman talks about the relationship between our way of thought and the language we speak.