2000 Years of English History.
This book is about the remarkable people from this modest Huntingdonshire village who, over the past two millennia of England’s history, exercised power and influence both locally and on the national stage. The book gives a detailed biography of each of these characters, setting their lives in the wider context of English history from the time of the Romans to the present day.
An introduction to Chapter 23: Snapshots of nineteenth-century Great Staughton
This chapter looks at the changes to our village in the Victorian period, which saw industry replace agriculture as the driver of the nation’s economy.
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NEXT WEEK: Chapter 24: Fanny Duberly: forgotten heroine of the Crimea
The next chapter of the book will be uploaded to the website on Monday February 27
Click the PDF below to read Chapter 23.
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