This book explores the history and culture of the town of Ludlow in England, including its illustrious castle and the lives of the Lord Presidents who have called it home. The author, Thomas Wright, provides detailed and engaging accounts of local landmarks and villages, offering a unique perspective on a fascinating part of English history.

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