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Myles Birket Foster ‘Of Sabbath bells he hears at sermon-time’ (FEP100)
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periods
centuries eighteenth century
 
centuries nineteenth century
 
eras Georgian
geography
Great Britain England > Suffolk
settings
exteriors
 
natural environments countryside
 
built environments villages
 
built environments buildings > churches
 
built environments outdoor sites > churchyards
 
built environments architectural features > fences
 
built environments architectural features > gates
 
built environments roadways > paths
 
seasons/times of day seasons > autumn
people
figures men
 
figures women
 
figures children
 
figures number of figures > crowds [10+ figures]
 
jobs and roles vocations > farm workers
 
jobs and roles religious persons > ministers
 
social status working classes
 
social status middle classes
 
clothing work clothing > smocks
 
clothing period clothing > Georgian clothing
 
clothing accessories > hats
 
clothing accessories > walking-sticks
activities
actions and speech physical motions > entering
 
actions and speech physical motions > meeting
 
actions and speech physical motions > walking
objects
cultural objects religious objects > graves and gravestones
 
birds and animals birds > birds [general]
 
vegetation trees > trees [general]
themes
society and culture work and commerce > agriculture
 
religion religion [general]
 
religion religious services
 
religion religious concepts > Sabbath
 
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