[Bell Historians] Ludlow
Richard Offen
richard.offen at o...
Wed Aug 25 15:49:59 BST 2004
> You must forgive a degree of exaggeration. The point is that he
wasn't
> "a Shropshire Lad", although many people assumed that the poems were
> based on his own childhood and youth. In fact, 'Shropshire' is seen
as
> an idealised version of England at the end of the 19th century. I
> think he liked the sound of the place names - Bredon, Ludlow, Clee.
>
> John Camp
It's still an idealised version of England at the end of the 19th
century, that what makes it such a delightful place to live!
R
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