Literary Walks in Bath: Eleven Excursions in the Company of Eminent Authors

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Literary Walks in Bath: Eleven Excursions in the Company of Eminent AuthorsFew cities have been so celebrated in print as Bath from Smollett to Jane Austen, from Dickens to Fanny Burney, and from Sheridan to Georgette Heyer. Many other famous writers have passed through as well Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein in a house in the Abbey Church Yard, Coleridge met his wife in the city, and in the twentieth century John Betjeman championed its architectural heritage. Even Shakespeare or so it is believed turned up to take a dip in

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