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Second of three programmes devised andintroduced by Denis Stevens
Nea:t programme: February 25

Maniya Harari , the co-translator of Doctor Zhivago, speaks on some problems of translating from Russian into English

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First of three programmes of viola works by Reger and contemporaries
Reger and Hindemith: February 19

Compiled by John Skelton
(?1460-1529)
Adapted for broadcasting by Philip Henderson
The music arranged and composed by An.thony Milner
Produced by Terence Tiller with A section of the Ambrosian, Singers directed by the composer

PART 1

by D. H. Pennington
Lecturer in History
In the University of Manchester
Mr. Pennington discusses the interaction of economics and politics in the Civil War period: he suggests that ' the 1640S and 1650s were the greatest hour of the City-State of London.' His reflections are prompted by the recent book by Professor R. H. Tawney , Business and Politics under James 1: the career of Lionel Cranfield as merchant and minister.

PART 2

Samuel Alexander was born on January 6, 1859. For more than thirty years he was Professor of Philosophy at Manchester, and one of the best-loved teachers of his generation.
DOROTHY EMMET , the present occupant of his Chair, speaks in appreciation of his work.

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