[Druids in Annandale; Flaxman’s parson]

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From W. E. Stevenson:

*Why did the Druids stand in Annandale?[e] (Milton 32:11, Jerusalem 63:1). There seems to be no Druidic traditions connected with the place, though it contains quite a number of pre-Roman forts.

*Who was Jack Hemp’s (Flaxman’s) parson? Flaxman is well-known as a Swedenborgian, but this does not seem to lead any further.

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