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Explore the heart of "The Blackmore Country" with this engaging study of its literary and historical significance. F. J. Snell delves into the landscapes and locales that inspired generations of writers and shaped the cultural identity of Devon, England.
More than a simple travel guide, this book meticulously maps the region's literary landmarks, connecting real places with the enduring power of English literature. Discover the history embedded within the fields and villages, tracing the footsteps of authors and the stories they told. This volume is a valuable resource for anyone interested in local history, English literary criticism, or the cultural heritage of Great Britain. This print edition offers a beautifully preserved snapshot of a timeless region and its lasting impact on the literary world. Perfect for those seeking to understand the deep connection between place and story, "The Blackmore Country" provides a unique perspective on a corner of England rich in history and imagination.
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