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The author notes that The Moated Grange appears to be in part a writing out of Martin's grief on the death of her loved younger brother, Alick, and sees striking parallels and intertwinings with Tennyson's poem 'In Memoriam', as well as with Alick's diaries which Martin treasured and re-read over the years.
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Catherine Martin, The Moated Grange, Tennyson and Alick's Diaries
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