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Heroes of Slang 19: Henry Mayhew
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By Jonathon Green Thursday November 8, 2012
Heroes of Slang 18: John Cleland
By Jonathon Green Thursday September 13, 2012
Heroes of Slang 17: Rudyard Kipling
By Jonathon Green Thursday June 28, 2012
Green’s Heroes of Slang 16: A.J. Liebling
By Jonathon Green Thursday May 24, 2012
Dabbler Heroes: Fred Astaire
By Nige Tuesday May 15, 2012
Viv Richards: A Meeting with the King
By Jon Hotten Monday May 14, 2012
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By Jonathon Green Thursday April 26, 2012
Heroes of Slang 14: Sir Thomas Urquhart of Cromarty
By Jonathon Green Thursday March 29, 2012
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