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VIII.—The Manor of Aylesbury
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 25 January 2012
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The town of Aylesbury is associated with the early history of this country. Green, in his volume on The Malting of England, points to this as one of the four British towns to which a region was subject, that held out against the Saxon invader.
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