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Extract
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Defoe Daniel
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Blending anecdotes with formal descriptions Defoe wrote in a style which is enjoyable and which made his 'Tour' “a particular and diverting account of whatever is curious and worth observation” in Great Britain...
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Dickens Charles
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An article of uncertain authorship, featuring Faversham and entitled ‘Assault and Battery’ (1864), was published in Dickens’s periodical All the Year Round...
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Hasted Edward
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One would have thought that producing a work of such magnitude would have compelled the author to the secluded life of a scholar...
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Lambarde William
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In his 'Perambulations of Kent',Lambarde’s interests lay more with the history of the abbey of Faversham than with the town itself, but he noted its prosperity and favourable location:...
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Masters John
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1820) and ‘Richard and Sarah Waiting for the Train’...
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McEwen John
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Unfortunately it seems that this powerful new explosive was not known well enough and that therefore this tragedy occurred...
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