John Betjeman - John Betjeman Reads Selected Poetry mp3

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• Directed By, Sleeve Notes – Arthur Luce Klein
• Read By – John Betjeman

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"An Argo Spoken Arts Recording"

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• Record Company – Argo Record Company Limited

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