General Editor, Gerald Abraham
Series presented by Basil Lam '
18-Palestrina, Lassus, and their Contemporaries
Editor, Henry Coates
Renaissance Singers
Conductor, Michael Howard
Programme introduced by Alec Robertson
Contributors
Editor:
Gerald
Abraham
Presented By:
Basil
Lam
Editor:
Henry
Coates
Conductor:
Michael
Howard
Introduced By:
Alec
Robertson
Alfred Cobban , Reader in History at University College, London, analyses those ideas of Empire which provided a background for the intensified Imperialism of the '80s and '90s
Talk by Robert Birley , formerly Headmaster of Charterhouse and now Educational Adviser, British Zone of Germany
Shortened version of the Burge Memorial Lecture, delivered in the Great School, Westminster School, on December 3, 1947, and published by the Student Christian Movement Press
A poetic play about 1916 by Robert Farren
Produced in Dublin by the author
This play was commissioned by the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, and first performed there in 1943, during the 1916 Commemoration. The scene is a house in the southern suburbs of Dublin, late in Easter week, 1916
Contributors
Unknown:
Robert
Farren
Barbara:
Marie
Mulvey
Harriet Daintry:
Ria
Mooney
Dermot Daintry:
John
Stephenson
Major Philip Ferguson:
Ronald
Ibbs
Imelda Carlin:
Una
Collins
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