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Originally appearing in Volume V24, Page 599 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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SELBORNE  , a

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village in the
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Petersfield
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parliamentary
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division of
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Hampshire,
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England, 41- m . S.S.E. of
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Alton station on the
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London &
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South-Western railway . It is pleasantly situated in a thickly wooded valley, and is celebrated as the birthplace and
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scene of the
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work of
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Gilbert
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White the naturalist; his
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house is in the village, and his memorial and
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grave are in the
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ancient
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church .
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Fine views over the
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district of which he wrote are obtained from the hills (between 500 and 700 ft.) in the
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neighbour-
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hood .

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