England of My Heart : Spring
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Thetomb of Stephen Alard is later, but similar though less rich. Stephenwas Admiral of the Cinque Ports in the time of Edward II. Another ofthe family, Reginald, lies beneath the floor where of old a brassmarked his tomb (1354).
In the Chapel of the Blessed Virgin, the Farncombe Chantry, are threetombs all canopied with a Knight in chain armour, a Lady, and a youngSquire. We are ignorant whose they may be. It is certain that thesetombs are older than the church, and they are said to have beenbr...ought here from old Winchelsea.
But Winchelsea has other ruins and other memories besides those to befound in the parish church.
The Franciscans, the Grey Friars, were established in Winchelsea veryearly, certainly before 1253; and when old Winchelsea was destroyedand the new town built on the hill by the King it was agreed that nomonastery or friary should be built there save only a house for theFriars Minor. This was erected where now the modern mansion called'The Friars' stands, the old convent having been pulled down so latelyas 1819.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thetomb of Stephen Alard is later, but similar though less rich. Stephenwas Admiral of the Cinque Ports in the time of Edward II. Another ofthe family, Reginald, lies beneath the floor where of old a brassmarked his tomb (1354).
In the Chapel of the Blessed Virgin, the Farncombe Chantry, are threetombs all canopied with a Knight in chain armour, a Lady, and a youngSquire. We are ignorant whose they may be. It is certain that thesetombs are older than the church, and they are said to have beenbr...ought here from old Winchelsea.
But Winchelsea has other ruins and other memories besides those to befound in the parish church.
The Franciscans, the Grey Friars, were established in Winchelsea veryearly, certainly before 1253; and when old Winchelsea was destroyedand the new town built on the hill by the King it was agreed that nomonastery or friary should be built there save only a house for theFriars Minor. This was erected where now the modern mansion called'The Friars' stands, the old convent having been pulled down so latelyas 1819.
What to read after England of My Heart : Spring?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hutton Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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