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The Dartmoor 'Conchies': Dartmoor's Prison's Conscientious Objectors of the Great War
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The Dartmoor 'Conchies': Dartmoor's Prison's Conscientious Objectors of the Great War

bySimon Dell

2017

Examines the conscientious objectors held at the Dartmoor Work Centre (Dartmoor Prison) during the First World War and how they were treated, drawing on Simon Dell's research into the site's social history.

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“Dwellers in the hilly parts of Devon, on Dartmoor and Exmoor, and in the villages bordering upon them, are as deeply imbued with faith in witches, as their forefathers were in the days when Alfred was king.”

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Sarah Hewett. From Nummits and Crummits: Devonshire Customs, Characteristics, and Folk-lore (1900).

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