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The village labourer, 1760-1832

Note 487 — Chapter XIII · CONCLUSION

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See a remarkable letter from Lord Dudley. ‘He has already been enough on the Continent for any reasonable end, either of curiosity or instruction, and his availing himself so immediately of this opportunity to go to a foreign country again looks a little too much like distaste for his own.’—Letters to Ivy from the first Earl of Dudley, October 1808.

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