Colm Toibin; Dullness as a virtue

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Introduction

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A Brief History of a Dullard

01:47 • 2min

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The Irresh Landscape

03:21 • 2min

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The New York Times Book Review

05:11 • 2min

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What Fiction Can Do to Explore Our Complex Feelings About Home

07:03 • 2min

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What if the Virgin Mary Said, What Would Her Voice Be Like?

09:01 • 3min

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How to Write a Novel - Rolly Webster

12:00 • 2min

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I'm Gay, but I Don't Think That's the Same as Being Openly Gay

14:00 • 2min

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The Dullest Monarch Ever Silled

15:35 • 2min

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George's Dulness Was a Political Asset

17:06 • 3min

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I've Lost My Best Friend and the Best of Fathers

19:39 • 2min

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The Diary of George the Fifth

21:14 • 2min

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Is He Ruthless as Well as Dull?

23:11 • 2min

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Puritanism in the English Civil Wars

25:38 • 2min

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Puritanism and the Killjoys Charge

27:12 • 2min

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Is There a Difference Between Kill Joy and Kill Joy?

28:58 • 1min

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Charles the First's Execution

30:28 • 2min

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Dullness and Politics

32:51 • 2min

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The Home of Capitalism in Northern Europe

35:15 • 2min

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Is There a Dullness in the World?

36:49 • 3min

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Is There a Respectability in Dulness?

39:24 • 2min

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The Importance of a Few More Dull Men and Women Running the World

41:38 • 2min

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Free Thought - Jonathan Floyd Thomas, Charlton and Jane Ridley

43:33 • 2min