House of Treason: the Rise And Fall of a Tudor Dynasty
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Vergil, Anglica Historia, p. 6.2. The blue-grey stock dove, Columba oenas, is similar to a pigeon.3. See John Holmes, ‘A Catalogue of French Ambassadors in England’, Gentleman’s Magazine, vol. 169 (1840), p. 484. Two letters from de la Guiche are in BL, Cotton MS Caligula E i, fol. 59 and Caligula E ii, fol. 116.4. From the Old English cnafa, originally a term for a male servant but by the early sixteenth century the word had become a taunt, meaning a deceitful and unreliable scoundrel.5. He sol...d second-hand clothes.6. Formerly called the ‘Priory of the Blessed Virgin without Bishopsgate’. The area of Spitalfields in London’s East End is a corruption of ‘hospital’. For more information on the priory, see: Survey of London, vol. 27, Spitalfields and Mile End (London, 1957), p. 22. The hospital had 180 beds for the poor. Twenty years later the priory church was in decay and the roof fell in during August 1538. (See a letter from the Lord Mayor of London, Sir Richard Gresham, to Thomas Cromwell, in National Archives SP1/135/7.) The priory was dissolved in 1539.7.
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Vergil, Anglica Historia, p. 6.2. The blue-grey stock dove, Columba oenas, is similar to a pigeon.3. See John Holmes, ‘A Catalogue of French Ambassadors in England’, Gentleman’s Magazine, vol. 169 (1840), p. 484. Two letters from de la Guiche are in BL, Cotton MS Caligula E i, fol. 59 and Caligula E ii, fol. 116.4. From the Old English cnafa, originally a term for a male servant but by the early sixteenth century the word had become a taunt, meaning a deceitful and unreliable scoundrel.5. He sol...d second-hand clothes.6. Formerly called the ‘Priory of the Blessed Virgin without Bishopsgate’. The area of Spitalfields in London’s East End is a corruption of ‘hospital’. For more information on the priory, see: Survey of London, vol. 27, Spitalfields and Mile End (London, 1957), p. 22. The hospital had 180 beds for the poor. Twenty years later the priory church was in decay and the roof fell in during August 1538. (See a letter from the Lord Mayor of London, Sir Richard Gresham, to Thomas Cromwell, in National Archives SP1/135/7.) The priory was dissolved in 1539.7.
What to read after House of Treason: the Rise And Fall of a Tudor Dynasty?
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