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Ruined abbeys and castles of Great Britain and Ireland (1864)

Howitt, William, 1792-1879 · London : A.W. Bennett · leaf 20

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ght befome revulfion in his favour, efpecially as the clergy had theboldnefs to denounce from the pulpit the fcandalous connectionof Ifabella and Mortimer. They complained that the Earl of KEMLWORTH CASTLE. 9 Lancafter favoured the depofed king too much, thoughLancafter had the memory of the death… … KENILWORTH CASTLE: BANQUETING HALL. favage temperament, fmarting under grievous wrongs fromthe king and his favourites. This brutal executioner removedthe unhappy monarch from Kenilworth, carried him fromcaftle to caftle, heaped the moft cruel indignities on him, and c lO KENILWORTH CASTLE.…

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