成人快手

02/04/2010

Simon Schama reflects on the history of political rhetoric and televised debates.

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09/04/2010

Simon Schama celebrates New Zealand's history and regrets talk of joining with Australia.

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A welcome slice of American pie

Simon Schama reflects on eating habits in America and a growing enthusiasm for good food.

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The drama of politics

Simon Schama reflects on the timeless drama of British politics.

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When money is just an illusion

Simon Schama reflects on the meaning of money as represented by coins and notes and in art

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Hearts of Oak

Simon Schama reflects on the power and symbolism of the oak tree in British history.

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Britain's New Politics

Simon Schama reflects on the political dramas in Britain following the general election.

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Coalitions Then and Now

David Cannadine reflects on Britain's forgotten history of coalition government.

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Volcano Power

David Cannadine reflects on the power of volcanoes and our fascination with Pompeii.

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The Meaning of Memorial Day

David Cannadine reflects on the history and traditions of America's Memorial Day.

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The Princeton P-rade

David Cannadine reflects on the distinctive style of American graduation ceremonies.

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The History of Passports

David Cannadine reveals the colourful history of passports and identity cards.

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25/06/2010

David Cannadine reflects on the teaching of history in schools.

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Stars of South London

David Cannadine celebrates the joys of South London via Raymond Chandler and PG Wodehouse.

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Political and Military Leaders

David Cannadine reflects on the relationship between political and military leaders.

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Special Elephants

David Cannadine traces the remarkable history of the Asian elephant.

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Endings of Empire

David Cannadine looks back at the ceremonies which marked the end of Britain's empire.

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New Old Fashioned

Lisa Jardine reflects on changing fashions in architecture over the last four centuries.

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A Pioneering Scientist

Lisa Jardine reflects on the colourful career of the founder of the British Museum.

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Women Behaving Badly

A weekly reflection on a topical issue.

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A History of Fireworks

Lisa Jardine reflects on the history and political significance of fireworks.

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Reputation Building

Lisa Jardine reflects on how reputations are won and lost.

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Memory and recall

Lisa Jardine reflects on memory and muses at her newly acquired facility to recite Horace.

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Book Choice

Book-lover Lisa Jardine muses on her latest conversion to the e-book.

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The Sistine tapestries

Lisa Jardine reflects on the extraordinary tapestries in London for the Pope's visit.

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Cakes and coupons

Lisa Jardine on the conflict between her twin passions - saving money and lavish baking.

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Huizinga and the human cost of cuts

Lisa Jardine puts an historical perspective on the upcoming government spending cuts.

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Student Psyche

Sarah Dunant reflects on the character of the new generation of students.

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Baby Boomers

Sarah Dunant owns up to being part of the greediest generation - the baby boomers.

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Conspicuous Consumption

Sarah Dunant reflects on public attitudes in the past to conspicuous consumption.

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