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At war in a foreign country, jailed by your own son and traded as a teenager as part of a business proposition: The ladies of Leeds Castle saw it all

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Laura Kay charts the remarkable history of ‘The Ladies' Castle’ near Maidstone, Kent.
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At war in a foreign country, jailed by your own son and traded as a teenager as part of a business proposition: The ladies of Leeds Castle saw it all

Laura Kay charts the remarkable history of ‘The Ladies' Castle’ near Maidstone, Kent.

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Country Life broke the news in on Sunday, March 8, 2026.
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