Malton - Solution

MALTON – SOLUTION

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SOURCE OF QUOTATION

The famed Victorian novelist, Charles Dickens, visited Malton many times. In July 1843 he stayed for three weeks at Easthorpe Hall, which was a palatial manor house close to the town. Much admiring the place, he wrote: “I am quite serious in saying that this is the most remarkable place of its size in England, and immeasurably the most beautiful” (The Charles Dickens (Malton) Society, [s.d.]).

REFERENCES

The Charles Dickens (Malton) Society. [s.d.]. What the Dickens!!!!. http://www.dickenssocietymalton.co.uk/ [2014, May 20].

Malton. [s.d.]. Emma’s journal. http://emmasmaltonjournal.co.uk/?page_id=39 [2014, March 14].