The Churches of Coventry
The Churches of Coventry
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Katharine was founded. The former at once founded a chantry of sixpriests to sing mass daily in the churches of St. Michael and theTrinity for "the souls of the King's progenitors and for the goodestate of the King, Queen Isabella his mother, Queen Philippa hisConsort and their children" and others, besides the members of theGild. In 1344 this Gild, desiring to have a building for its exclusiveuse, received from Queen Isabella a small piece of land calledBabbelak on which to build a chapel in h...onour of God and St. John, twopriests being required to sing masses daily for the souls "of her dearlord Edward, " John, Earl of Cornwall and others. Did she seek tosatisfy her conscience thus for the woes she had brought upon her_dear lord_? The site thus given measured 117 feet from north to southand about 40 feet from east to west giving room for the chancel onlyof the present church, this being dedicated in 1350. But in 1357William Walsheman, valet to the Queen and now her sub-bailiff inCoventry gave further land, added a new aisle and increased the numberof priests while the Black Prince in 1359 gave a small plot on which, perhaps, the tower and transept now stand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Katharine was founded. The former at once founded a chantry of sixpriests to sing mass daily in the churches of St. Michael and theTrinity for "the souls of the King's progenitors and for the goodestate of the King, Queen Isabella his mother, Queen Philippa hisConsort and their children" and others, besides the members of theGild. In 1344 this Gild, desiring to have a building for its exclusiveuse, received from Queen Isabella a small piece of land calledBabbelak on which to build a chapel in h...onour of God and St. John, twopriests being required to sing masses daily for the souls "of her dearlord Edward, " John, Earl of Cornwall and others. Did she seek tosatisfy her conscience thus for the woes she had brought upon her_dear lord_? The site thus given measured 117 feet from north to southand about 40 feet from east to west giving room for the chancel onlyof the present church, this being dedicated in 1350. But in 1357William Walsheman, valet to the Queen and now her sub-bailiff inCoventry gave further land, added a new aisle and increased the numberof priests while the Black Prince in 1359 gave a small plot on which, perhaps, the tower and transept now stand.
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