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This busy city was built on one of a pair of hills whose cliffs looked out over the river valley. In 1068, William the Conqueror built a castle on the other hill. The castle was a military stronghold and royal palace, the equal of the great and famous castles of Windsor and London, and every king of England paid regular visits.

Beneath the castle lay a market town which, according to history, was pretty and well kept. One of the most beautiful towns in England, wrote Daniel Defoe. But in the second half of the eighteenth century, the town was transformed by the expansion of the lace and cotton industries. Within the space of fifty years, Nottingham's population increased from ten thousand to fifty thousand, the resulting slum becoming a hotbed of radicalism. In the 1810s, a recession provoked the hard-pressed workers into action. This was but the first of several troubled periods in the cities history.