“We are at one”: Daphne du Maurier at Menabilly in 1944 with her children, Christian, Tessa and Flavia.Credit: Getty Images Du Maurier’s life off the page was as interesting as anything she ...

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Readers who don’t quickly key into the “Pride and Prejudice” reference—Daphne du Maurier’s “Rebecca” is invoked here as well—may want to consider different reading matter.

The Normans built it. The Tudors enlarged it. The Victorians meddled with it. Daphne du Maurier immortalised it in “Jamaica Inn”. It has outlasted the Reformation and the civil war.