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BANBURY

Banbury (recorded in the Domesday Book as Banesberie) is a town in north Oxfordshire, England. From the reign of Elizabeth I until Charles II, Banbury was renowned for its number of Puritans and its religious zeal, as well as long being celebrated for its cheese, its cakes, and its ale.
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