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Ronald Blythe is an English editor and writer, born and raised in rural Suffolk. He is best known for Akenfield, and has published several novels and essay collections, most recently At the Yeoman’s House. He is a fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, which awarded him the 2006 Benson Medal for lifelong achievement, and has been the president of the John Clare Society since its founding. He lives at Bottengoms Farm in Suffolk.
The Way We Lived Then
Edwardian Childhoods
by Thea Thompson
Roses in December: Edwardian Recollections
by Amy Stewart Fraser
East End Underworld: Chapters in the Life of Arthur Harding
edited by Raphael Samuel
The People's England
by Alan Ereira
The Victorian Countryside
edited by Gordon E. Mingay
The Gentleman's Country House and Its Plan 1835-1914
by Jill Franklin
June 25, 1981 issue
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