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A Neolithic site under author Thomas Hardy’s house has been protected as a scheduled monument on the advice of Historic ...

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Beginning with nine voluntary institutions, the asylum movement rolled across the 19th century English landscape like an avalanche gathering pace. The 'mentally unsound' were moved in ever greater ...

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