Episodes
| First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| 20071002 | Why do foundlings feature so commonly in literature?
Kate Adie explores the theme underlying the plot of Henry Fielding's great novel 'Tom Jones'.
With the help of Hugh Cunningham, Marina Warner, Jenny Uglow and contemporary foundling, Andy McNab.
Reader: Philip Fox
Producer: Beaty Rubens
First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in October 2007.
Why do foundlings feature so commonly in literature? Kate Adie explores Henry Fielding. | |
| 20071002 | 20080324 (R4) | Why do foundlings feature so commonly in literature?
Kate Adie explores the theme underlying the plot of Henry Fielding's great novel 'Tom Jones'.
With the help of Hugh Cunningham, Marina Warner, Jenny Uglow and contemporary foundling, Andy McNab.
Reader: Philip Fox
Producer: Beaty Rubens
First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in October 2007.
Why do foundlings feature so commonly in literature? Kate Adie explores Henry Fielding. |