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The Eagle and Child, the Lamb and Flag, and the Oxford Pubs Where Literary Giants Changed the World
Where Middle-earth Was First Read Aloud Push open the narrow timber door at 49 St Giles’ and you step into one of the great surviving shrines of twentieth-century literature. The Eagle and Child — affectionately known across Oxford as the Bird and Baby — was never intended to become legendary. It was a modest public […]




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