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1883, George Augustus Sala, Living London: Being Echoes Reechoed, page 311:The Mormon metropolis is, in one respect, a Stratford-on-Avon writ very large indeed.
1971, Charles Philips Trevelyan, The great new people: letters from North America and the Pacific, 1898, page 74:But you must not imagine a Stratford-on-Avon.
1942, Barbara Cartland, Ronald Cartland, page 130:Mr. Baldwin has done more than any man who has held office to waken English people to what England means — the green fields, the Stratford-upon-Avons
1957, The Foundry Trade Journal, page 454:Nuneaton was not a Stratford on Avon, nor had it a salubrious air.
1979, Steven Kagle, America: Exploration and Travel, page 82:If America is not privileged enough to have a Stratford-on-Avon, it still has a Concord
1981, Hermann Matthias Görgen, Brazil: Impressions and Insight, page 123:Today the whole city is classified as being of historic interest, a Stratford-on-Avon in Brazil
