Westminster Abbey: Its History, Pageants And Royal Memorials From the Foundation By Edward the ...
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Series 2. Car- might have a cart-load of hard stone dinal Pole, Archbishop of Canter for paving brought to his door for bury, gave authority to the Dean sixpence or sevenpence, including and Chapter to surrender all their the carriage. The said Lord Audeley goods, movable and immovable, to built a mansion on the site, and died Philip and Mary, that the Abbey there in the year 1544. Hisdaugh- might be restored to a monastery, ter married the Duke of Norfolk, This license is dated " Croydon, 2d w...hence it was called Duke's Place, year of the Pontificate of Pope Paul and is now Duke Street— -*SS{ow7'« IV." — Dagdale's Monast. Angl. p.
Survey, p. 54. 214.
1 EUia^a LeUers of the Beign of « Hook's Eccl.Biog.Yol.Y,^ 63.
CONCLUDING CHAPTER. 185 Confessor had suffered from more than merely avaricious depredators, for in 1557, it is said, the Muscovite ambas- sador attended mass at Westminster Abbey, and afterwards dined with the lord Abbot, and went to see St. Edward's shrine " new set up,''' and then saw all the place through.* For a short time the abbey presented an appearance some- what resembling its former glory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Series 2. Car- might have a cart-load of hard stone dinal Pole, Archbishop of Canter for paving brought to his door for bury, gave authority to the Dean sixpence or sevenpence, including and Chapter to surrender all their the carriage. The said Lord Audeley goods, movable and immovable, to built a mansion on the site, and died Philip and Mary, that the Abbey there in the year 1544. Hisdaugh- might be restored to a monastery, ter married the Duke of Norfolk, This license is dated " Croydon, 2d w...hence it was called Duke's Place, year of the Pontificate of Pope Paul and is now Duke Street— -*SS{ow7'« IV." — Dagdale's Monast. Angl. p.
Survey, p. 54. 214.
1 EUia^a LeUers of the Beign of « Hook's Eccl.Biog.Yol.Y,^ 63.
CONCLUDING CHAPTER. 185 Confessor had suffered from more than merely avaricious depredators, for in 1557, it is said, the Muscovite ambas- sador attended mass at Westminster Abbey, and afterwards dined with the lord Abbot, and went to see St. Edward's shrine " new set up,''' and then saw all the place through.* For a short time the abbey presented an appearance some- what resembling its former glory.
What to read after Westminster Abbey: Its History, Pageants And Royal Memorials From the Foundation By Edward the ...?
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