A generation has passed away since “THE CAMP OF REFUGE” first issued from the press. Although published anonymously, it shows that its author had a very extensive knowledge of the history and topography of the Fen district. The book, however, while it embodied much real history, was put forth with no higher pretension than that of a tale, whose characters were historic personages, and whose incidents occurred, in the main, during the Norman Conquest.…
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