by Malcolm Bradbury
Reflections on the expatriate movement in American literature in the 1920s with recorded contributions from:
Sylvia Beach, Robert Coates
Malcolm Cowley , Harold Loeb Gorham Munson. Ezra Pound
Allen Tate. Virgil Thomson and Gleuway Wescott
Narration read by Brian Wilde
Other readers:
Katharine Blake , Budd Knapp and Guy Kingsley Poynter
Produced by Christopher Holme

1550-1602
The Lamentations of Jeremiah Charles Spinks (chamber organ) Bernard Richards (cello continuo)
The Chandos Chorus
Conductor, Charles Farncombe

I-Marcus Aurelius
A.D. 161-180 by P. A. Brunt
Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford
Mr. Brunt discusses the effect of Marcus's Stoicism on his imperial policies. He concludes: We cannot say that ideas of equality and humanity gained ground in the second century..... Men thought only of keeping things as they were.'

Symphony Orchestra of Radiotelevisione Italiana, Rome
Conducted by Ferruccio Scaglia and Walter Goehr
(soprano, Gloria Davey)