Sandwell Priory - Knowledge (XXG)

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priory, is unclear. The manor had been part of William Fitz-Ansculf's huge holdings and would have passed via the Paynels to their successors, the de Somery family, as part of the lordship of Dudley. However, not until 1242 is there clear evidence that John de Parles held Handsworth from Roger de Somery as an under-tenant. It is possible that Pain de Parles acquired a foothold at Handsworth in the 12th century through his wife, Alice, but documentation is no longer extant. William de Parles claimed lands in Handsworth by right of Pain and Alice. The lay advocate of the priory was now Richard, son of the founder and grandson of Guy de Offeni. The prior called upon him to vindicate the priory's claim to the land. The result of the case is unknown. William de Parles seems to have adhered to the rebel side against

1057: 1049: 404: 829:. In 1216 his Handsworth lands were confiscated and granted to Robert de Teneray. In 1222 he gave up his claim to the Sandwell land in return for £5, given to him by the advocate, Richard. However, Richard died without issue shortly after and was succeeded by his brother, William, who survived for only two more years. In June 1224 William de Parles took advantage of a perceived weakness to claim half the advowson of the priory, alleging that it was he who had presented Prior Reynold during the reign of King John. William the advocate died before the case could be settled, leaving a young son, William, as heir. The case was adjourned sine die. 736: 27: 961:, who he alleged had assaulted him: they failed to appear and the Sheriff was ordered to arrest them. When the five finally appeared before the court, in summer 1373, Kyngeston alleged against John de Witton, that he had wounded him in the arm with an arrow. Witton tried to forestall further action by claiming that the writ had been incorrectly phrased because it named Kyngeston as the prior of Sandwell, when the real prior was Tudenham. Kyngeston then initiated a case against Nicholas Stevens, although it is not known exactly what he alleged against the abbot. 784: 4217: 942: 43: 996:, a 1350 law designed to prevent such appointments by the Pope. Westbury seems not to have enjoyed good relations with the patrons. When Richard, the last of Guy de Offeni's male line died around 1250, the manor of West Bromwich had been divided between his daughters, Sarah and Margaret. The latter married into the Marnham family, which thereafter held half of the manor. In 1387 John Marnham sued Westbury for delivery of a bond which he had retained unlawfully, a nadir in the priory's relations with its lay patrons. 772: 3639: 692: 756: 720: 704: 483:– of the very platters of food cooked in his kitchens table.; and wood for burning and building. A very valuable grant to the monks was pasture in all seasons and for whatever animals they wished in the manor of West Bromwich. The most important endowment was the block of land on the eastern side of West Bromwich parish, along the boundary with Handsworth, which formed the kernel of the priory's estates. The monks exercised 1041: 796: 1210: 435:, founded by the powerful FitzAlan family, also in the 12th century. However, William's family were only fairly minor landowners and, although he gave generously from what he had, the priory was not well-endowed at the outset. He was able donate some of his own tenants at West Bromwich. He also gave various geographically-defined resources, not all of them now recognisable. There was 3186: 1004:, annulled his choice and brought in John of Tamworth from Coventry as prior – one of at least three occasions in the 14th century when the election of a prior was overturned by a bishop. However, this was not the end of the struggle. In 1397 Alexander Leddesham, a renegade monk aided by an armed gang, drove Tamworth out and for some time occupied his place. Tamworth took action in 1269:, named after the priory and park. Very little remains of the priory, although its ground-plan has been marked out and the lay-out of the church is fairly clear. There are some low level walls of the structure and the remains of an open stone grave that resides in the eastern transept. The site is beside a footpath and is open to the public free of charge at all times. It is a 50: 667:. There were pairs of chapels to both north and south. In the 15th century the church was reduced in size – understandably in view of the small size of the community. A survey of 1526 measured the chancel at 41 feet long and 18 feet wide and the nave at 57 × 18 feet, so it was probably well over 100 feet or 30 metres at its largest. 857:. Northburgh wrote to the monks personally, urging obedience to the prior and denouncing one of the community for wandering about in secular dress. About the same time, he excommunicated on behalf of the priory a group of laymen who had been removing or sequestering its property. In 1339 a letter from the 833:

for thirty years. However, in 1260 William de Parles and eleven of his men attacked the prior, who barely escaped with his life. The miscreants did not turn up for the court hearing. It seems that violence was for William a way of life and he was subsequently hanged for his crimes. An inquisition held at

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and John Vernon. Once this work was done, Burbank and Cromwell travelled to Staffordshire and stayed five days at Sandwell in February 1530, selling off anything of value and raising £21. The bells of Sandwell they valued at £33 6s. 8d. - a sum that was exactly the same as bells at a number of other

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The deed for the suppression of Sandwell was written by William Burbank and is dated 4 February 1525. It was signed by Prior John Baylye, who was transferred to another Benedictine house, like the other monk. The king conveyed the sites and properties of Sandwell and the other suppressed monasteries

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and personally appointed John de Acton, a monk of Shrewsbury, as successor to Tamworth. His successor, Richard Dudley, was accused of harbouring murderers and thieves in 1414. The allegations concerned the activities of a group of robbers and extortioners who killed a man at Wolverhampton and maimed

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The Black Death seems to have brought the priory to a particularly low ebb. When Prior Richard le Warde died in 1349, Nicholas de Cumpton had to be appointed in his place as he was the only other monk in the community. In 1354 the ageing Bishop Northburgh wrote denouncing poor property and financial

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William de Parles himself was dead by 1227. In 1230 John de Parles claimed half the advowson of Handsworth from the priory, the other half remaining with Lenton Priory. The prior remitted his claim, and in return John gave the priory a house in Birmingham. The disputes with the Parles family abated

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The priory was soon involved in a series of disputes with the Parles family that lasted for several decades. In 1211 William de Parles sued the prior for 10 acres in Sandwell and in 1212 for 10 acres in Handsworth. The precise connection of the Parles family with Handsworth, to the south-east of the

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its share of Ellesborough church, an acquisition which required authorisation from the Pope. This allowed to collect the tithes, so long as it made provision for a priest to serve the needs of the parish. The inevitable result was a gradual decline of provision and a decay of the church fabric while

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proceeded as if the prior's resignation were valid. He received letters under the seal of Sandwell Priory stating that the two remaining monks had elected Richard de Westbury as their prior and he confirmed Westbury as prior. Westbury now found himself challenged by Tudenham, the original pretender

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was issued following further allegations made by Kyngeston against Stevens and some of his associates. Kyngeston said that he had been assaulted at the priory itself by a gang consisting of Stevens, Richard de Westbury and Ralph de Wyburbury, both monks of Shrewsbury Abbey, Henry Morwood, the vicar

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forbade any further proceedings against Cherleton on 8 March 1341 and again on 10 May. On 10 October Prior Richard and his chaplain Edmund were included in a list of those planning to remove Cherleton in contravention of the king's earlier decrees. The arrest of all of them was ordered. They failed

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wrote to Cromwell mentioning how Higdon had visited Sandwell as he toured his lands, aiming to raise rents where possible. It seems that Wolsey retained some control of the church at West Bromwich and in 1528 Cromwell tried to get the curate ejected and replaced by William, the former monk of the

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The endowments of the priory grew piecemeal over the years and successive priors fought legal battles to maintain its rights and privileges. There were major contests between the priors and the Parles family of Handsworth in the 13th century - initially over land but later over advowson of the

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The manor of Sandwell was a useful windfall for a monarchy perennially in debt and was used to reduce future outgoings. It was included in a group of properties granted by the Crown to Dame Lucy Clifford in exchange for her share of a pension that she had inherited from the estate of the

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William gave the monks land at the hermitage by the Sandwell to build a monastery – a clear indication of an earlier religious use for the site. The Victoria County History chapter on the priory seems to suggest that William also gave them his share of the church and a house at

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The cloister and residential buildings stretched to the north of the church. Large, two-storey buildings surrounded the cloister, including the kitchens and stores. In addition to the main complex, there was a gatehouse with guardroom, a large barn 72 × 24 and a hayhouse, a

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The founder of Sandwell Priory was William, son of Guy de Offeni. Guy is known to have held West Bromwich around 1140 and was still alive in 1155. William was in charge by 1166 and was succeeded by his son, Richard, by 1212, although he may have survived a little longer.

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in 1529, the fate of Sandwell and the other suppressed houses became uncertain, although it seems that their restoration was not on the agenda. The properties reverted to the Crown and were not necessarily granted to the successor college, King's, which later became

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Sandwell Priory seems to have had a turbulent history and to have lacked real vigour as a community. There were serious tensions within the priory, between the monks and lay people, and between the priory and other ecclesiastical institutions.

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stood at the site, next to the well which gives the place its name, for some time before the priory itself was established. However, it was William who firmly established a monastery there: a house of Benedictine monks dedicated to

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to Sandwell the church at West Bromwich in perpetuity. Sandwell thus took the revenues of the church but agreed to pay 6 marks, i.e. £4, annually to Worcester and to meet all the costs of the church. As with other monasteries, the

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management: the priory had neglected woodland and fences and let land on leases that were too long. In 1361, when Prior William del Ree died, there was again only one other monk, Henry of Kidderminster, who became the new prior.

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When the time came in 1391 to elect Westbury's successor, there was again only one monk left in the priory. He promptly elected William Pontesbury, a monk of Shrewsbury and a close friend of Westbury. However, the new bishop,

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subject to royal confiscation whenever there was war or even tension with France. It was available to farm at a rent of 20 marks but ultimately negotiations were fruitless. In 1398 the priory was able to

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The priory buildings stood in a rectangular enclosure, with boundary ditches on at least three sides. Initially there were two wooden domestic buildings, adjoining a stone church, which later became the

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lived here and she was a source of philanthropy for the local area. Parts of the Sandwell estate were subsequently sold for housing and in 1947 West Bromwich council bought 1,367 acres from

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was built directly adjoining the eastern end of the priory site, and reusing some of its foundations and masonry. However, the earls acquired a further seat in the West Midlands at

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in 1515 requested papal sanction for visitations of all houses in England, obtaining it in 1518. In 1524 – then at the height of his power and influence as Lord Chancellor and

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of February 1297 records those restored on payment of the subsidy, including those belonging to the Prior of Sandwell, who had given the sum to the Sheriff of Staffordshire.

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Sandwell was an obvious target, with a long history of abuses and conflict and a very small community – back at that point to the prior and a single monk. Sandwell and

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in April 1280 uncovered his erratic property dealings and found that he had in his later years granted to the prior of Sandwell 20s. rent annually from his mill at

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To the north of the buildings were at least two fishponds. The spring to the south was channelled to supply the priory with water for the kitchens and to flush the

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were the two Staffordshire houses named with St Frideswide's as suitable for incorporation in Wolsey's scheme on a list of 22 houses, drafted by

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was extended westwards from it. The wooden buildings were rebuilt in stone within a few decades and then partially rebuilt again a century later.

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for the Cardinal. On 1 October Sandwell was again listed for suppression when the king gave his assent for Wolsey to implement his scheme.

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he was forced to sign a resignation statement and to call off all proceedings against Stevens. Despite the allegations of coercion, Bishop

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and others. Abducted from the priory, he was held at a house in Sleap, one of the Abbey's manors to the north of Shrewsbury. Before a

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to the office. Tudenham obtained papal provision to the priory and began an action against Westbury in the Church courts. However,

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The ambitious Abbot Stevens died in 1399 and this may have made it easier to accept a prior from Shrewsbury. In 1401, Archbishop

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When she died in 1557, it passed to her grandson, John Cutte, who later sold it to the Whorwood family of Compton Hallows, near

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However, priors were sometimes themselves in serious trouble. In 1341 the prior Richard le Warde intervened in a dispute at

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houses. Many of Sandwell's estates were passed on to the new college, but the Ellesborough estates and advowson went to

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were set up in the counties affected to carry out inquisitions into the properties: those named in Staffordshire were

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A small museum in the country park's visitor centre at Sandwell Park Farm includes exhibits relating to the priory.

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referred to Robert Ingheram, a monk of Sandwell, who had apparently left his order and wished to be reconciled.

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The Dissolution of the Monasteries as Illustrated by the Suppression of the Religious Houses of Staffordshire

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to recover his position, complaining that Leddesham still rode the countryside at the head of an armed band.

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of the following year. It seems that again nothing happened and the cases were then postponed again to the

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Shrewsbury Abbey, an important Benedictine house in the Middle Ages, is an Anglican parish church today.

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was a grant from Gervase de Paynel, subscribing to William's project as William had subscribed to his.

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There was a further period of acquisitive activity in the second half of the 14th century, after the

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In 1324, the newly elected Richard de Eselberg sought to establish his authority with support from

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the priory used the funds for other purposes. At some point the priory acquired a fulling mill at

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or Pagnell, who held the lordship of Dudley, his grandfather having married Beatrice, daughter of

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in J.W. Willis-Bund, William Page (editors). A History of the County of Worcester, Volume 2.

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issued a bull approving Wolsey's appropriation of further houses up to the value of 3000

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of his own household's production – their breadmaking, hunting, mills, bread, ale, and

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had little respect for the independence of the monasteries and at the outset of his

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Sandwell MBC page on the local nature reserve, with contact and access information.

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and retained them until a subsidy of one fifth had been paid. A long list in a

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appeared in court as a defendant and the matter was again put off until the

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to preserve a substantial area of open country for the use of townspeople.

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and the main road, apparently adjacent to the donation at Handsworth; a

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to Wolsey on 20 January 1526. On 10 February Wolsey transferred them to

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and a number of other monasteries around the country. In September 1524

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Ellesborough parish church, 15th century but with outer surface renewed.

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Council ordered his arrest on 8 July 1380 because he had breached the

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M W Greenslade (Editor), A P Baggs, G C Baugh, D A Johnston (1976).

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M W Greenslade (Editor), A P Baggs, G C Baugh, D A Johnston (1976).

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and subsequent indebtedness, the Whorwoods sold Sandwell in 1701 to

876:

had made an appointment in the regular way of Louis de Cherleton as

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The church in its completed form was oriented to the east. It had a

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M W Greenslade, R B Pugh (Editors), G C Baugh; et al. (1970).

2028:

M W Greenslade, R B Pugh (Editors), G C Baugh; et al. (1970).

3860: 1658:"House of Grandmontine monks: Priory of Alberbury, note anchor 40" 1486:"Houses of Augustinian canons: Abbey of Haughmond, note anchor 14" 1093: 1039: 940: 493: 475:, the other side of West Bromwich. William also granted the monks 402: 16:

Ruined medieval Benedictine monastery, near West Bromwich, England

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had depressed land values. In 1365 Sandwell acquired property at

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A T Gaydon, R B Pugh (Editors), M J Angold; et al. (1973).

1656:

A T Gaydon, R B Pugh (Editors), M J Angold; et al. (1973).

1029: 672: 660: 645: 578: 3830: 3587: 2482:

Collections for a History of Staffordshire, Volume 17, p. 22-3.

1973:

Collections for a History of Staffordshire, Volume 4, p. 222-3.

2526:

Baugh; et al. (1970). Greenslade, M W; Pugh, R B (eds.).

2455:

Baugh; et al. (1970). Greenslade, M W; Pugh, R B (eds.).

2417:

Baugh; et al. (1970). Greenslade, M W; Pugh, R B (eds.).

2281:

Baugh; et al. (1970). Greenslade, M W; Pugh, R B (eds.).

2270:

Collections for a History of Staffordshire, Volume 14, p. 132.

2259:

Collections for a History of Staffordshire, Volume 14, p. 130.

2115:

Collections for a History of Staffordshire, Volume 11, p. 122.

2006:

Collections for a History of Staffordshire, Volume 1 p. 251-2.

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Baugh; et al. (1970). Greenslade, M W; Pugh, R B (eds.).

1815:

Baugh; et al. (1970). Greenslade, M W; Pugh, R B (eds.).

1748:

Baugh; et al. (1970). Greenslade, M W; Pugh, R B (eds.).

1721:

Baugh; et al. (1970). Greenslade, M W; Pugh, R B (eds.).

1399:

Baugh; et al. (1970). Greenslade, M W; Pugh, R B (eds.).

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church at Handsworth, which the priory claimed it shared with

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1984:

Collections for a History of Staffordshire, Volume 4, p. 143.

1902:

Collections for a History of Staffordshire, Volume 1, p. 195.

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Collections for a History of Staffordshire, Volume 1, p. 198.

1229:, who owned over 2000 acres in the area by 1845. A large new 375:

around the middle of the 12th century as a daughter house to

3531:"Houses of Cluniac monks: Priory of St James of Dudley" 2406:

Collections for a History of Staffordshire, Volume 15, p. 5.

2191:

Collections for a History of Staffordshire, Volume 1 p. 283.

1935:

Collections for a History of Staffordshire, Volume 4, p. 30.

1913:

Collections for a History of Staffordshire, Volume 4, p. 28.

1623:

Collections for a History of Staffordshire, Volume 4, p. 77.

1139:(income from tithes and religious functions) at £12 and the 777:

Remains of the south chapels photographed from the chancel.

1995:

Collections for a History of Staffordshire, 1911, p. 174.

1634:

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A T Gaydon, R B Pugh (Editors), M J Angold, G C Baugh,

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east end. The crossing was surmounted by a rectangular

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to attempt a take-over. It seems that around 1370 the

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priory. For a time the rival priests competed to say

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Low walls indicating the plan of the priory church.

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