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David
Elliston Allen - Historian of natural science
Interviewed by Jack Goody and Alan Macfarlane 12th April 1983
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Peter
Burke - Professor of Cultural History
interviewed by Alan Macfarlane on 31st July 2004
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Owen
Chadwick - Former Vice-Chancellor, Regius Professor of Modern History and Master of Selwyn College, University of Cambridge
interviewed
by Alan Macfarlane on 29th February 2008
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John Dunn - Emeritus Professor of Political Theory, Cambridge University
interviewed
by Alan Macfarlane on 5th March 2008
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Owen
Gingerich - Former Research Professor of Astronomy
and of the History of Science, Harvard University; senior astronomer
emeritus at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
interviewed
by Alan Macfarlane 31st August 2008
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Eric
Hobsbawm - President of Birkbeck, University
of London
interviewed by Alan Macfarlane 13th September 2009
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Lisa
Jardine - Centenary Professor of Renaissance
Studies at Queen Mary, University of London; Director of the
Centre for Editing Lives and Letters
interviewed by Alan Macfarlane 31st October 2008
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Peter
Mathias - Former Chichele Professor of Economic
History at Oxford and Master at Downing College, Cambridge
interviewed
by Alan Macfarlane on 5th March 2008 and 23rd September 2009
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Andrew
Morgan - Formerly Headmaster of De Aston School,
Market Rasen, Lincolnshire
Andrew Morgan interviewed by Alan Macfarlane 14th May 2000
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Patrick
O'Brien - Professor of Economic History
interviewed
by Alan Macfarlane on 28th May 2005
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Simon Schaffer - Professor of History and Philosophy of Science, Cambridge University
interviewed
by Alan Macfarlane 27th June, continued 1st and 2nd July 2008
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Quentin Skinner - Regius Professor of Modern History, Cambridge University
interviewed
by Alan Macfarlane on 10th January 2008
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Keith
Thomas - Fellow of All Souls College; previously President of Corpus Christi College, Oxford
interviewed
by Alan Macfarlane on 5th September 2009
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