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The quay at Slaughden, Suffolk
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The quay at Slaughden, Suffolk

C Stanfield

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Engraving showing the quay at Slaughden, Suffolk, from where the poet, George Crabbe (1754-1832), drew inspiration for his poem, 'The Borough', published in 1810. The scene shows a fishing trawler and fishermen mending nets. A buoy and anchor lay in the foreground.

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