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Category: History

Latin lovers in the Cotswolds

Latin lovers in the Cotswolds

By Cotswolds on Dec. 04, 2017

The Roman legions arrived in England in 43AD and stayed for the next 350 years - unsurprisingly many traces remain, some definitely more immediately obvious than others. GK Chesterton wrote that “ the rolling English drunkard made the rolling English road – a reeling road, a rolling road, that…

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