Lord Houghton's guest appearances

Lord Houghton

Books

The Beatles

The Hemingway List

In Context


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Lawrence Ferlinghetti

James Joyce

John Keats

David Lidington

Mark Rowley

Kori Schake

Alexander Downer

Lord Ricketts

Janice Charette

Mona Juul

Malcolm Rifkind

Nik Gowing

Jane Marriott

Baroness Ashton

Chris DiBona

OwlTail

Richard Monckton Milnes

Henry Alford

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EP1456 - The Oxford Book of English Verse - Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton, Henry Alford, Sir Samuel Ferguson

Carta

Máximo exponente de la poesía romántica, John Keats es parte importante de la construcción literaria de Cortázar; dan fe de ello los varios volúmenes que residen en la biblioteca, pero sobre todo la escritura de “Imagen de John Keats”, homenaje de Julio donde pasea con el poeta, dialoga con él y le interpela. Recita al rimador inglés el malagueño Alejandro Simón Partal.

Máximo exponente de la poesía romántica, John Keats es parte importante de la construcción literaria de Cortázar; dan fe de ello los varios volúmenes que residen en la biblioteca, pero sobre todo la escritura de “Imagen de John Keats”, homenaje de Julio donde pasea con el poeta, dialoga con él y le interpela. Recita al rimador inglés el malagueño Alejandro Simón Partal.


         22. "Vida y carta de John Keats”, de Lord Houghton. 
      

General the Lord Houghton of Richmond spent over four decades in the British Army, including tours in Ireland and Iraq, with his last appointment being the military’s highest as Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS). In this episode Lord Houghton shares his insights about UK defence, populism, his long career in the military, and his role as the Constable of the Tower of London, following (not too closely) in the footsteps of RUSI’s founder, the Duke of Wellington!

General the Lord Houghton of Richmond spent over four decades in the British Army, including tours in Ireland and Iraq, with his last appointment being the military’s highest as Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS). In this episode Lord Houghton shares his insights about UK defence, populism, his long career in the military, and his role as the Constable of the Tower of London, following (not too closely) in the footsteps of RUSI’s founder, the Duke of Wellington!

Episode 7 – General the Lord Houghton of Richmond 