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Connections

Michael William Hughes Posted on November 4, 2015 by Michael HughesApril 28, 2018

Connections by James Burke ISBN-10: 0316116815 ISBN-13: 978-0316116817 First edition (1978)  Reprinted many time Connections is the companion volume to the BBC television series “Connections” produced in the Autumn of 1979.  I originaly read connections after watching the BBC series on my local PBS … Continue reading →

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