> In terms of rank rottenness,Dunwich would vie with the fictional Dunny-on-the-Wold as the most rottenborough in the British Parliament. By the time of the Reform Act 1832, the bulkof the constituency was underwater, leaving only a tiny village of “44 housesand half a church” It was a very different Dunwichthat received its entitlement to two representatives in Parliament in 1298, andeven this was a shrunken, […]