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    The Gentrifier The Countess of Lucan

    Dec 06, 2019 2 minutes
    by nick foulkes

    special thanks to Annabel’s

    For almost 50 years the name Lucan has meant one thing: Lord Lucan, who was a dashing figure, gambler, sportsman and doting father. The disappearance of Lord Lucan, and the ensuing manhunt, has, for some reason, gripped the British

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