Classifier Instance:

Anchor text: Bourne Eau
Target Entity: Bourne_Eau
Preceding Context: During most of the twelfth century and the early thirteenth century, the south Lincolnshire fens were afforested. The area was enclosed by a line from Spalding, along the River Welland to Market Deeping, then along the Car Dyke to Dowsby and across the fens to the Welland. It was deforested in the early thirteenth century. There is little agreement as to the exact dates of the establishment and demise of the forest, but it seems likely that the deforestation was connected with the Magna Carta or one of its early thirteenth century restatements, though it may have been as late as 1240. The forest would have affected the economies of the townships around it and it appears that the present
Succeeding Context: was constructed at the time of the deforestation, as the town seems to have joined in the general prosperity by about 1280.
Paragraph Title: The Royal Forest
Source Page: The Fens

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