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A History of Lancashire

Note 144 — Chapter VIII · THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY.

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This castle was afterwards ordered to be dismantled. Its position rendered it difficult to attack, as it stood on an eminence from which the ground sloped rapidly in every direction. It was entered by the large windows on the east side, and the entrance thus gained, the victory was assured.

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