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The Telegraph on the India travels of Edward Lear, a famous 19th-century British poet and illustrator
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The Telegraph on the India travels of Edward Lear, a famous 19th-century British poet and illustrator
Vivian Stanshall was the strikingly eccentric ringleader of the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band, often described as the UK’s version of the Mothers of Invention. Affecting the manner of an aristocrat, Viv actually hailed from London’s East End, and his kindred spirits were Keith Moon and Paul McCartney, who produced the closest thing the Bonzos had to a hit single. Gary Lucas, former manager of Captain Beefheart and member of his Magic Band, had some memorable encounters with Vivian Stanshall, whom he compares favorably with Don Van Vliet. He tells the tale for PKM.
Unseen for 70 years, the library of Henry Rogers Broughton, 2nd Baron Fairhaven (1900-1973) is considered one of the most celebrated collections of na
There once was a poet named Edward Lear, and in his time he had no peer. While others waxed haughty and metaphysical, Lear rhymed silly and metronomic ...
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