"According to Tobias Smollet, who was ""the great cham (ruler) of literature""?"
James Basker was elected to the board of the American Association of Rhodes Scholars in 2007. Basker’s scholarly work focuses on 18th Century literature, specifically the life and writings of Samuel Johnson and the history of slavery and abolition. Among his books are (Yale University Press, 2002), "Tobias Smollett" (University of Delaware Press, 1988), "Tradition in Transition" (OUP 1996, edited with Alvaro Ribeiro SJ), "Early American Abolitionists" (Paperback, 2005), "The Adventures of Roderick Random by Tobias Smollet" (Georgia University Press 2012, edited with Paul-Gabriel Bouce and Nicole A. Seary) and The Library of America Volume 233 "America Antislavery Writings: Colonial Beginnings to
The Cham-Cham the attacks are being co-ordinated with the aid of a "Cham-Cham", an advanced computer sensitive to microtones and ultrasonic harmonics. Filmed in late 1965, "The Cham-Cham" inspired innovation in AP Films' use of puppet characters; towards the end of the episode, the Penelope character performs a carefully choreographed cabaret dance, despite the difficulties inherent in producing movement in the marionettes. Additionally, the episode marks the first occasion in any Supermarionation series that characters are seen skiing. Scripted to incorporate themes of espionage and show business, the filming of "The Cham-Cham" entailed the collaboration of singer Ken Barrie, who wrote the