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'''Badlesmere''', a small town south of [[Fathers Ham|Faversham]]. It was named for a line of Kentish noblemen, the first of whom, Baron Bartholomew Badlesmere, was hanged for treason at [[Cambry|Canterbury]] in 1322 after opposing King Edward II in the Earl of Lancaster's rebellion. "Mere" is the Old English word for a body of water; the name means "Badle's/Baeddel's pool". In ''Riddley Walker'', the town is later renamed Weaping.

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−	({{Ixp\|131\|12}}, 207) '''Badlesmere''', a small town south of [[Fathers Ham\|Faversham]]. It was named for a line of Kentish noblemen, the first of whom, Baron Bartholomew Badlesmere, was hanged for treason at [[Cambry\|Canterbury]] in 1322 after opposing King Edward II in the Earl of Lancaster's rebellion. "Mere" is the Old English word for a body of water; the name means "Badle's/Baeddel's pool". In ''Riddley Walker'', the town is later renamed Weaping.	+	''({{Ixp\|131\|12}}, 207)'' '''Badlesmere''', a small town south of [[Fathers Ham\|Faversham]]. It was named for a line of Kentish noblemen, the first of whom, Baron Bartholomew Badlesmere, was hanged for treason at [[Cambry\|Canterbury]] in 1322 after opposing King Edward II in the Earl of Lancaster's rebellion. "Mere" is the Old English word for a body of water; the name means "Badle's/Baeddel's pool". In ''Riddley Walker'', the town is later renamed Weaping.

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−	({{Ixp\|131\|12}}, 207)	+	({{Ixp\|131\|12}}, 207) '''Badlesmere''', a small town south of [[Fathers Ham\|Faversham]]. It was named for a line of Kentish noblemen, the first of whom, Baron Bartholomew Badlesmere, was hanged for treason at [[Cambry\|Canterbury]] in 1322 after opposing King Edward II in the Earl of Lancaster's rebellion. "Mere" is the Old English word for a body of water; the name means "Badle's/Baeddel's pool". In ''Riddley Walker'', the town is later renamed Weaping.
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−	'''Badlesmere''', a small town south of [[Fathers Ham\|Faversham]]. It was named for a line of Kentish noblemen, the first of whom, Baron Bartholomew Badlesmere, was hanged for treason at [[Cambry\|Canterbury]] in 1322 after opposing King Edward II in the Earl of Lancaster's rebellion. "Mere" is the Old English word for a body of water; the name means "Badle's/Baeddel's pool". In ''Riddley Walker'', the town is later renamed Weaping.