John Maynard Keynes is indelibly linked with Charleston. He wrote his influential and controversial polemic, The Economic Consequences of the Peace, whilst staying in the house and subsequently lived a stroll across a field at Tilton. Apart from his major contribution to the understanding of economics, he was also the founder of the Arts Council. ...
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