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Brentford

area, Hounslow, London, United Kingdom
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  • Stairway and porch balustrades of Chiswick House, London, built by Lord Burlington, 1729.
    Hounslow

    In 1016 Brentford was the scene of a battle between the Danish king Canute (reigned in England 1016–35) and the forces of the English Edmund II (reigned 1016). In the late 13th century a bridge was built across the River Brent, and Brentford grew as a market…

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    In 1016 Brentford was the scene of a battle between the Danish king Canute (reigned in England 1016–35) and the forces of the English Edmund II (reigned 1016). In the late 13th century a bridge was built across the River Brent, and Brentford grew as a market…

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