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The antiquarian itinerary, comprising specimens of architecture, monastic, castellated, and domestic; with other vestiges of antiquity in Great Britain. Accompanied with descriptions (1815)

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eres possessed the lordship of Heding-ham from the Conquest till 1625; and although the exacttime of the erection of the Castle cannot be ascertained,there is no doubt that it was built by one of this opulentfamily. That it was raised prior to the year 1152 is certain,as various authors have… … \^- 1 • V HEDINGHAM CASTLE. or by bis successor ; the former of whom was slain in Londonby the rabble in 1140 ; the latter died in 1214. During the barons wars this Castle was taken and retakewseveral tiroes, and from those troublesome times nothing re-specting it occurs till the time of John, the…

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