The Parish Gilds of Mediæval England
The Parish Gilds of Mediæval England
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Their purpose was purely religious — namely, to employ chaplains to celebrate for their welfare — and they are silent as to all else except their licenses to hold lands. Four of the fraternities of Yarmouth^ protest in uniform language that they are not gilds at all, in that they have no provisions, ordinances, or constitutions, nor any oath binding them together. Moreover, they have no rents or possessions, though one of them has ten poimds in money.
They call themselves societies. A similar p...lea is advanced by the gild of St. Bridget in St. Bridget's Church, Fleet Street, which gives, indeed, a long list of its religious usages, but asserts that though certain people style it a fraternity it is not really so, and its assembly on the Feast of the Translation of St. Bridget is for no malicious purpose. The gild of St.
Mary in the same church likewise asserts that it is not in reality a fraternil^. Two of the Northampton gilds imply that it is not worth while to interfere with them, for they are poor little fraternities.* Five gilds had as their object the maintenance of the church fabric, and in each of the three places where they were located the church roof would soon have to be rebuilt, therefore they pray, for the sake of God, that they may not be disturbed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their purpose was purely religious — namely, to employ chaplains to celebrate for their welfare — and they are silent as to all else except their licenses to hold lands. Four of the fraternities of Yarmouth^ protest in uniform language that they are not gilds at all, in that they have no provisions, ordinances, or constitutions, nor any oath binding them together. Moreover, they have no rents or possessions, though one of them has ten poimds in money.
They call themselves societies. A similar p...lea is advanced by the gild of St. Bridget in St. Bridget's Church, Fleet Street, which gives, indeed, a long list of its religious usages, but asserts that though certain people style it a fraternity it is not really so, and its assembly on the Feast of the Translation of St. Bridget is for no malicious purpose. The gild of St.
Mary in the same church likewise asserts that it is not in reality a fraternil^. Two of the Northampton gilds imply that it is not worth while to interfere with them, for they are poor little fraternities.* Five gilds had as their object the maintenance of the church fabric, and in each of the three places where they were located the church roof would soon have to be rebuilt, therefore they pray, for the sake of God, that they may not be disturbed.
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