| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - For the most part the books about The Isle of Thanet try to tell us about the past as it was perceived at the time of writing.This book goes one step further, in that aspects of it are so quintessentially Victorian that one finds oneself starting to think somewhat like a Victorian.I found during reading it that I was to some extent travelling in that foreign country which is called the past.The or
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