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Alice Loxton

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The high life in Georgian London

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By Alice Loxton
| Financial Times Verified
Within the stores of the London Museum is a curious object. It is the size of a postcard, about an inch thick.
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Strangers and Intimates by Tiffany Jenkins

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By New Scientist, Alice Loxton, David Aaronovitch Verified
| Pan Macmillan
Imprint: Picador An Economist Book of the Year 'An intricate cultural history . . . Thought-provoking’ – The Sunday Times 'Brilliantly original . . . Endlessly fascinating’ – Alice Loxton, author of Eighteen 'Lucid and elegant’ – The Daily Telegraph From ancient times to our digital present, Strangers and Intimates traces the dramatic emergence of private life, and argues that it is now in mortal danger.
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The new Archbishop is making pilgrimage part of the zeitgeist

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By Alice Loxton
| Yahoo Life Verified
Yesterday, 488 years after Henry VIII banned pilgrimage, the new Archbishop of Canterbury stepped out from St Paul’s Cathedral, heading for Kent. I was among those with Dame Sarah Mullally as she kicked off her historic journey, the first by an archbishop in centuries. The day’s events began at 3pm with a service in the quire of St Paul’s. Pilgrims were blessed (as were their staffs), music rang out, and a silver shell – the pilgrim’s symbol – offered as a gift.
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