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A View on Hampstead Heath, looking towards London.

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Rural Hampstead was infested with wolves as late as the 13th Century, and only became a fashionable area to live near with the discovery of springs which were purported to have healing properties in 1698. It has traditionally been popular with writers and poets; the Kit-Kat Club, whose members included Steele, Pope and Dr. Arbuthnot, met at the Upper Flask in East Heath Road; Keats, Leigh Hunt and Shelley were also frequent visitors.
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Title: A View on Hampstead Heath, looking towards London.
Description:
Rural Hampstead was infested with wolves as late as the 13th Century, and only became a fashionable area to live near with the discovery of springs which were purported to have healing properties in 1698.
It has traditionally been popular with writers and poets; the Kit-Kat Club, whose members included Steele, Pope and Dr.
Arbuthnot, met at the Upper Flask in East Heath Road; Keats, Leigh Hunt and Shelley were also frequent visitors.

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