The Victoria History of Hampshire: Dummer and Kempshott Mary-Jo Arn

The Victoria History of Hampshire: Dummer and Kempshott Mary-Jo ArnDummer, a small parish on the chalk downlands south of Basingstoke, has a rich history that includes famous faces such as Jane Austen, Joseph Arch, and Sarah Ferguson. It was also the setting for the Swing Riots and a place of religious change from the unusual level of protestant non conformity in the late 17th century, followed by the strong evangelicalism prompted by the visits of John Wesley. This volume tells its many stories.

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so generating a comprehensive audit of New Labour's electoral fidelity and an academically-informed assessment of New Labour's likely policy trajectory though its first period of office