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Explore the heart of "Thomas Hardy's Dorset" with Robert Thurston Hopkins's insightful journey through the landscapes that inspired one of England's greatest novelists. More than just a travel guide, this volume delves into the regional history of Dorset, the real-world counterpart to Hardy's fictional Wessex.
Discover the enduring charm of this corner of England, its towns, villages, and rural landscapes brought to life through meticulous historical detail. Uncover the connections between place and literature, and gain a deeper appreciation for Hardy's works through this exploration of his beloved Dorset. A valuable resource for literary enthusiasts, historians, and anyone captivated by the beauty and heritage of Great Britain, this book offers a timeless perspective on a region steeped in history and literary significance. Perfect for both armchair travelers and those planning their own journeys, "Thomas Hardy's Dorset" illuminates the geographical and cultural foundations of Hardy's enduring literary legacy.
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