Talk:Birtsmorton Court

Francis Bradley Bradley-Birt

Francis Bradley Bradley-Birt (long time owner and restorer of Birtsmorton Court) wrote several books, some of which were published under the pseudonym Shelland Bradley.

• The romance of an Eastern capital [i.e. Dacca]. With ... illustrations and a map.
• 'Sylhet' Thackeray. [A biography.] With illustrations [including portraits.]
• Tewkesbury: the story of Abbey, town and neighbourhood
• The story of an Indian upland
• Through Persia, from the gulf to the Caspian
• Twelve men of Bengal in the nineteenth century
• A Worcestershire anthology
• Chota Nagpore. A little-known province of the Empire
• Martha in Wartime, etc. A play
• Bengal Fairy Tales

Pseudonymously,

• The adventures of an A.D.C.
• American Girl at the Durbar.
• An American girl in India.
• The Doings of Berengaria.
• Fifty.
• More Adventures of an A.D.C.
• The sacred crocodile [and other stories.]
• Smothered. An English comedy in three acts ... Prepared by Nathaniel Edward Reeid.

Birtsmorton Court

I'm not quite sure that I understand the purpose of this long, unsigned bibliography. See: Wikipedia:Talk_page_guidelines. I would not have recognised the possible conflict of interest in the main article had I not seen this. The only other references I can find to this building are its numerous ads for its banqueting and conference facilities. Is it possible to expand this article beyond what some editors may consider advertising? - perhaps by delving more deeply into 'Parishes: Birtsmorton', A History of the County of Worcester: volume 4 (1924), pp. 29-33 --Kudpung (talk) 09:43, 9 June 2009 (UTC) --Kudpung (talk) 09:38, 9 June 2009 (UTC)