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Why are you a historian of the Caribbean? I was born and grew up in the West Country where the
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In June 1925 a sarcophagus was discovered in Dorset’s Sherborne Abbey and widely reported to be that of ‘Ethelbert’, a
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In the New Testament, Jesus is a charismatic miracle healer. He restores the blind to sight, exorcises demons, and calms
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