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5 comments on “Radio 4 on 17th-century print culture”
In Our Time rocks, I tell you. I’ll forgive Bragg any amount of bad sex in his novels (not that I’ve read any) given his sterling performance as the compere.
ooo, thanks
Happy New Year by the way. (Great thing about being where I am I get to say it twice. Can you post something about Asians in 17th-century Britain?)
Well, I don’t know much. I’ll think about it if I get some spare time. But I can offer this site for now:
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/pathways/blackhistory/
Bragg really was great, wasn’t he? Very impressive.
And just found this: The first Asians in Britain.
Oooh thank you