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A Cotswold Family: Hicks and Hicks Beach
The Hicks and Hicks Beach family, part of the English nobility, between the 1300s and 1900 in various parts of England, particularly Gloucester County.
A Cotswold Family
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A Cotswold Family
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A Cotswold Family
Excerpt from A Cotswold Family: Hicks and Hicks Beach IT will be Obvious enough to anyone who reads it, that A Cotswold Family could never have been written unless I had made myself troublesome to a great number of people; but when I look through its pages I realise that a list of all those to whom my thanks are due would be an endless one. Two people, however, must be named. Without the invaluable help of Miss Ethel Grogan, the documents in the Record Office and the British Museum could never have been deciphered by me and gratitude to Viscount St. Aldwyn for his careful criticism and his corrections of details must certainly be recorded. To Hicks and Hicks Beach ghosts I offer an apology f...
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The Poetry of Jane Austen and the Austen Family
As in many households in the late eighteenth century, writing verses was a pastime with the Austen family, and the composition of ingenious riddles and charades provided a source of lively entertainment. This volume of verses by Jane Austen and her family contains all the known poems by Jane herself as well as a selection of work by her mother, her sister Cassandra, four of her brothers, her uncle James, her nieces Anna and Fanny, her nephew James Edward and other relatives. David Selwyn provides an introduction and full explanatory notes; his transcriptions, taken from autograph manuscripts or from the earliest copies, are precise in terms of spelling punctuation and layout.
