Sketch map of The Wessex of the Novels of Thomas Hardy, by Edward Stanford 1906

Sketch map of The Wessex of the Novels of Thomas Hardy, by Edward Stanford 1906

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Sketch map of The Wessex of the Novels of Thomas Hardy, by Edward Stanford 1906'The Wessex of the Novels' An attractive compact sketch map of Thomas Hardy's Wessex, the fictional literary landscape created by the author as the setting for his major novels, in the south and southwest of England. The setting of the novels is a blends of fiction and reality underscored by Hardy's description of Wessex as "a merely realistic dream country". Although the places featured in Hardys novels are based on real locations, he often gave them

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