A Forgotten Aberdeenshire Monastery
A Forgotten Aberdeenshire Monastery
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" l In addition to his spiritual charge, the new bishop was given full political authority north of the Mounth, so that he had to deal with turbulent Moravia as well as with his own wild northern see. It was in this connection that he built the great Castle of Kildrummy in Aberdeenshire, on a strong position commanding the trunk route northward from the Castle of Brechin over the Mounth into the dis- affected region beyond the Spey. Of Bishop Gilbert's great work in pacifying the whole of this ...district, and bringing it at last into the obedience of the Crown, I have written elsewhere. 2 Here we are con- cerned only with his reorganization of the diocese of Caithness.
By a fortunate chance the original charter constituting Bishop Gilbert's chapter has been preserved among the muniments of Dunrobin Castle. It shows how the new prelate, who as Archdeacon of Moray had been closely identified with the organization of the chapter at Elgin, followed his colleagues across the Firth in modelling his new establishment upon the English see of Lincoln.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" l In addition to his spiritual charge, the new bishop was given full political authority north of the Mounth, so that he had to deal with turbulent Moravia as well as with his own wild northern see. It was in this connection that he built the great Castle of Kildrummy in Aberdeenshire, on a strong position commanding the trunk route northward from the Castle of Brechin over the Mounth into the dis- affected region beyond the Spey. Of Bishop Gilbert's great work in pacifying the whole of this ...district, and bringing it at last into the obedience of the Crown, I have written elsewhere. 2 Here we are con- cerned only with his reorganization of the diocese of Caithness.
By a fortunate chance the original charter constituting Bishop Gilbert's chapter has been preserved among the muniments of Dunrobin Castle. It shows how the new prelate, who as Archdeacon of Moray had been closely identified with the organization of the chapter at Elgin, followed his colleagues across the Firth in modelling his new establishment upon the English see of Lincoln.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S the Cathedrals of Moray And Caithness 1924be Th to read onlineMoreLess
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