Edinburgh International Book Festival 2019, Scotland, UK. A C Grayling, philosopher, author & Master of New College of the Humanities

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Edinburgh International Book Festival 2019, Scotland, UK. A C Grayling, philosopher, author & Master of New College of the Humanities, talks about his book The History of Philosophy

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