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Edward IV's own
Household Books,
summarise the
approach as "we take to
bylde upon a more
perfit new house", and
indeed many of
their grants and warrants...
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pulled downe, so much of the
stone as was lyked,
which laye in
redyness to
bylde, car**** to Edynborough, his yong
trees cut up, and all
worse handled than...
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lyvelode and
lands truly and
suerly purchased and
manciones sufficiently bylded". As per the founder's kin clause, Lupton's relative,
William Lupton (1732–1782)...
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pulled downe, so much of the
stone as was lyked,
which laye in
redyness to
bylde, car**** to Edynborough, his yong
trees cut up, and all
worse handled than...
