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Every year people flock to Henley to see the Annual Regatta, but also to enjoy the beauty of the scenery, with the majestic background of the Chiltern Hills. Yet the most fascinating aspect of Henley is its historical associations in the making of our English Heritage. Humphrey Gainsborough, Engineer Inventor, Congregational minister and brother of Thomas Gainsborough RA, lived in Henley from 1748-76. A Foreword was written for this book by Leslie E Cooke of Memorial Hall, London EC4.

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