A Right to Song: The Life of John ClareMethuen, 1982 - 330页 |
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... High Beach as his hospital - Fairmead House ( where Allen and his family lived ) , Leppits Hill Lodge , and Springfield . There was a double thorn - hedge walk between Fairmead House and Leppits Hill Lodge which enabled the patients to ...
... High Beach as his hospital - Fairmead House ( where Allen and his family lived ) , Leppits Hill Lodge , and Springfield . There was a double thorn - hedge walk between Fairmead House and Leppits Hill Lodge which enabled the patients to ...
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... High Beach years , and later at North- ampton . He also saw himself as Shakespeare , Lord Nelson , Robert Burns and Jack Randall the boxer . He had always shown an interest in boxing - a love he inherited from his father , who was a ...
... High Beach years , and later at North- ampton . He also saw himself as Shakespeare , Lord Nelson , Robert Burns and Jack Randall the boxer . He had always shown an interest in boxing - a love he inherited from his father , who was a ...
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... High Beach 1 Throughout this chapter , and following chapters , I have reverted to the original spelling of High Beach - meaning bank and not tree . This spelling was used in the Chapman and Andre Map of 1777 and was also in regular use ...
... High Beach 1 Throughout this chapter , and following chapters , I have reverted to the original spelling of High Beach - meaning bank and not tree . This spelling was used in the Chapman and Andre Map of 1777 and was also in regular use ...
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