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Hours after running away to sea, Robinson Crusoe was sorry he ever left home.
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Mr Pickwick has embarked on a tour of Kent, and this sunny morning finds him leaning over the parapet of Rochester Bridge, deep in reflection.
Rome’s greedy tax policy in Britain and Gaul left farmers with little to show for their labours but the stripes on their backs.
The legend of how Rome was settled gave rise to the March festival of Roman motherhood.
On a visit to England in 1782, young German author Karl Philipp Moritz was very excited about riding on an English stage.
When Ranulf Flambard, Bishop of Durham, became the Tower of London’s first prisoner he did not intend making a long stay.