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palace and the churches, the things that every visitor ought to see, the fact that, as the author believes, it is the Barchester of Anthony Trollope's novels, and that Hiram's Hospital was St. Nicholas' Hospital at Harnham, are woven together to make admirable reading for the tourist who prefers a general view to the drier details of the ordinary guide. In this section, however, as M r J. J. Hammond and others have pointed out, there are certain slips. The tournament ground was not at Old Sarum, but between Old Sarum and Wilton. The Mompessons did not live at Batheaston, near Bath, but at Bathampton in Wylye. ' Leyden Hall ' should be Leadenhall, ' Nicholas Hyde ' of
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- Author
- R. C. C. Clay
- Publisher
- Antiquity Publications; Cambridge University Press; Cambridge University Press (CUP) (ISSN 0003-598X)
- Published
- 1930
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)