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In the south aisle is achantry containing the altar tomb of Thomas Andrews, mayor in 1505 and1510; and who died in 1518. Mint Street, as its name implies, wasassociated with the mint established there by permission of William III. The coinage minted there may be recognized by the letter E placedbeneath the king's head. Bartholomew Street brings us to Fore Street, anarrow and very steep thoroughfare, within which is the fine front ofthe Tuckers' Hall, belonging to the Incorporated Guilds of Weav...ers, Fullers, and Shearmen, chartered in 1490. Close at hand are stepsleading down to Exe Island, which was for many years a subject ofdispute between the Earls of Devon and the citizens; but on theattainder of Henry, Marquis of Exeter, in 1558, the property reverted tothe Crown. On the conclusion of the Prayer-Book Riots the island wasgranted to the city by Edward VI, as a reward for the services it hadrendered the authorities. Most of the old portions of the island havebeen destroyed, many of them in recent years, but an interestingspecimen of a Tudor house remains with a covering of slates somewhatresembling scale armour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the south aisle is achantry containing the altar tomb of Thomas Andrews, mayor in 1505 and1510; and who died in 1518. Mint Street, as its name implies, wasassociated with the mint established there by permission of William III. The coinage minted there may be recognized by the letter E placedbeneath the king's head. Bartholomew Street brings us to Fore Street, anarrow and very steep thoroughfare, within which is the fine front ofthe Tuckers' Hall, belonging to the Incorporated Guilds of Weav...ers, Fullers, and Shearmen, chartered in 1490. Close at hand are stepsleading down to Exe Island, which was for many years a subject ofdispute between the Earls of Devon and the citizens; but on theattainder of Henry, Marquis of Exeter, in 1558, the property reverted tothe Crown. On the conclusion of the Prayer-Book Riots the island wasgranted to the city by Edward VI, as a reward for the services it hadrendered the authorities. Most of the old portions of the island havebeen destroyed, many of them in recent years, but an interestingspecimen of a Tudor house remains with a covering of slates somewhatresembling scale armour.
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