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Topic: January 2007

The Red Rose of Labour

Hands Across the Sea: The Dickens Fellowship

Out of the BH Album: A Plethora of Pubs

[caption id="OutoftheBHAlbum_img1" align="alignright" width="1024"] From the time of the Romans, the public house has been part of the British way of life.[/caption]

On the Bookshelf

A Commonplace Book

In Britain These Days

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Streetlights of London

Around Our Sceptered Isle

Notes from Albion

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Handel and his Messiah

On the Road to Wigan Pier

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Liverpool’s Albert Dock

[caption id="LiverpoolsAlbertDock_Feature" align="aligncenter" width="1009"] Against the backdrop of the modern industrial city, Merseyside’s restored Albert Dock has become the centerpiece of Liverpool tourism (Crown emblem, opposite: Joe Sutliff ).[/caption]

The Story of the Salvation Army

Have you ever wondered about the story of the Salvation Army? Here we take a look at the founding of the famous organisation in the 1800s

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