Civilisation: 6 -- Protest and Communication
British Broadcasting Corporation, Time-Life Films
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Writer and narrator, Kenneth Clark
Surveys the development of western civilization in the 16th century in the North as evidenced in the use of the printing press and in the reformation, Protestantism, and especially in the work of Erasmus, Sir Thomas More, Dürer, Holbein, Luther, Cranach, and Shakespeare
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- British Broadcasting Corporation, Time-Life Films
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- English
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