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Explore the heart of Thomas Hardy's Wessex with "The Hardy Country: Literary Landmarks of the Wessex Novels," by Charles G. Harper. This meticulously researched volume serves as a guide to the real-world locations that inspired Hardy's iconic works and literary landscapes. Delve into Dorset, the geographical foundation of Hardy's fictional Wessex, and uncover the enduring connection between place and literature.
Through detailed descriptions and historical context, Harper illuminates the relationship between the novels and the physical landmarks that shaped them. Discover the hidden corners and well-known sights that Hardy transformed into the settings for his unforgettable stories.
This is more than just a travel guide; it's a journey through English literature and local history. Ideal for enthusiasts of Thomas Hardy, the Wessex novels, and anyone fascinated by the literary heritage of Dorset and Great Britain. A classic work, thoughtfully prepared for republication.
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