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Very Nearly Me: Adventures Of An Anglophile and death are understood toConnecticut schoolteacher Evelyn Copeland wanted to experience the literature she had been teaching her students, to gain firsthand knowledge of the people, traditions, and culture she had grown to love and profess. So with the help of a Ford Fellowship, she took a sabbatical and went to Great Britain, living there from 1954 to 1955. On this visit, she accomplished her goal to visit and photograph places associated with the literature she taught and