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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Historic Tales and Golden Deeds part 3 (1912)

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Huntingdon. For centuries it hasbeen a prosperous county-seat, and in its day pos-sessed a castle fortified by William the Conqueror,and boasted no less than seventeen churches andmonasteries. These latter, however, disappearedwhen Henry VHL dissolved the religious ordersin England—all except one… … HINCHINBROOK MANOR, WHERE CROMWELLs UNCLE RECEIVED KING JAMES. the main thoroughfare of Englands east coast and on its site built a lordly mansion, Hinchin-from the metropolis to Edinburgh—lies the good brook Manor, still standing, as here pictured, in 55 56 CHILDREN AND HOME LIFE IN MANY LANDS all…

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