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Where did Alexander Pope spend most of his later life?
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Alexander Pope
Alexander Pope, portrait by Thomas Hudson, c. 1739; in the National Portrait Gallery, London.
Alexander Pope spent the remainder of his life in Twickenham, a small country town on the Thames near London. After moving from Binfield to Chiswick in 1716 and losing his father the following year, Pope and his mother rented a villa in Twickenham in 1719, which became his permanent home.1