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Lambeth palace

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Lambeth palace Lambeth and its manor house was bought by Baldwin (c. 1185). Known as Lambeth House until 1658, it is conveniently near the administrative centres of Westminster and Whitehall for archbishops as ‘Primates of all England’.

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