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WebHuntington Castle was built by Sir Laurence Esmonde in 1625. Formerly an experienced soldier under. Queen Elizabeth I, he fought under King James I as a major-general in … WebHuntingdon Castle lies on the southern edge of the modern town of Huntingdon, adjacent to the River Great Ouse at the point where the Alconbury Brook joins the main stream. … prov 2 commentary

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