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MOUNT SORREL

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Originally appearing in Volume V18, Page 942 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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MOUNT
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SORREL  , a
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market
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town in the
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Loughborough (
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Mid)
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parliamentary
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division of
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Leicestershire, on the
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river Soar, 7 M . N. of
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Leicester . Pop . (1901), 2417 . The Sileby station on the Midland
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main
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line lies 12 m . E . The position is beautiful, a steep
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hill, once crowned by a
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castle, rising above the well-wooded valley . At
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BARROW-UPON-SOAR, 22 M . N . (pop . 2409; Barrow and Quorn railway station),
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lime is worked extensively . The
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village of QTORNDON or QUORN, 12 M .

N.W., is the

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head-quarters of the well-known Quorn
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hunt . Quorndon is an
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urban
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district (pop . 2173) .

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