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Jane Austen and Godmersham by The Rev. S. Graham Brade-Birks Find!
Hi Folks,
A Find! I'm currently reading a little slip of a book which is a little gem of information on Jane Austen and her connections to Godmersham in Kent. The information that is in the 13 pages of the book but its well worth a read! I'm really glad I picked it up.
27 August 2009 from Michelle
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