A History of Oxfordshire
A History of Oxfordshire
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Dr. London, Warden of New College, and one of the most odious of the odious visitors, had quartered himself on the place. He was a man of evil morals and faulty behaviour, and the poor Abbess resented the manners of her unwelcome visitor. In 1537 she writes to Cromwell, begging him for protection against his agent, and recalling that he had been ' the verie meane to the King's 158 History of Oxfordshire Majestie for my preferment, moste unworthie, to be abes of this monasterie of Godystowe, in ...the which offyce I trust I have done the beste in my power to the mayntenance of God's trewe honor with all treuthe and obedience to the Kyng's Majestie. And I trust to God that I have never offendyd God's lawes, nor the Kyng's, wherbie that this poore monasterie ought to be suppressed. And this notwithstonding, my good Lorde, Dr. London whiche (as your lordeship dothe well knowe) was ageynste my promotyon and hath ever sence borne me great malys and grudge, like my mortal enmye is sodenlie cummyd unto me with a greate rowte with him, and here doth threaten me and my susters, sayenge that he hathe the King's commission to suppress the house spyte of my tethe.
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Dr. London, Warden of New College, and one of the most odious of the odious visitors, had quartered himself on the place. He was a man of evil morals and faulty behaviour, and the poor Abbess resented the manners of her unwelcome visitor. In 1537 she writes to Cromwell, begging him for protection against his agent, and recalling that he had been ' the verie meane to the King's 158 History of Oxfordshire Majestie for my preferment, moste unworthie, to be abes of this monasterie of Godystowe, in ...the which offyce I trust I have done the beste in my power to the mayntenance of God's trewe honor with all treuthe and obedience to the Kyng's Majestie. And I trust to God that I have never offendyd God's lawes, nor the Kyng's, wherbie that this poore monasterie ought to be suppressed. And this notwithstonding, my good Lorde, Dr. London whiche (as your lordeship dothe well knowe) was ageynste my promotyon and hath ever sence borne me great malys and grudge, like my mortal enmye is sodenlie cummyd unto me with a greate rowte with him, and here doth threaten me and my susters, sayenge that he hathe the King's commission to suppress the house spyte of my tethe.
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