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Jane Austen was born in 1775 and died in 1817. It may have been a short life, and seemingly uneventful, but for the world of literature it was a very valuable one. This video shows the places which shaped...
Explores the countryside which inspired three of England’s greatest writers: Jane Austen, Charlotte Bronte and William Shakespeare.
Di Latham presents Holiday 261, focusing on holidays in the USA in America’s bicentennial year. Includes interviews in the USA with Reg Pycroft from Jetsave about fly drive holidays. Travel writer Eunice...
Sean Street talks to Lord David Cecil about Charles Lamb and his book: A portrait of Charles Lamb published in 1983. Charles Lamb was born February 10, 1775 and died December 27, 1834. [Box 1 - Sean Street...
A film version of the novel by Jane Austen, adapted by Douglas McGrath.
A BBC production of the Jane Austen novel featuring John Carson, Molly Sugden and Doran Goodwin.
Video recording of a major exhibition of Turner’s works at the Tate Gallery, London.
A screen adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel about five unmarried sisters in 19th century England.
One of a series of audiotaped discussions which show literary criticism as a living, evolving interchange. This discussion is between D. Dalches of Sussex University and B. Hardy of Birkbeck College.
A television adaptation of the novel by Jane Austen starring Robert Hardy, Googie Withers and Peter Firth.
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