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Crowland (modern usage) or
Croyland (medieval era name and the one
still in
ecclesiastical use; cf. Latin: Croilandia) is a town and
civil parish in the...
- The
Croyland Chronicle, also
called Crowland Chronicle, is an
important primary source for
English medieval history,
particularly the late 15th century...
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Crowland Abbey (historically
often spelled Croyland Abbey; Latin: Croilandia) is a
Church of
England parish church,
formerly part of a
Benedictine abbey...
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Croyland Abbey is a
Grade II-listed
manor house (currently used as offices), in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire. The
building was
never an abbey. It is...
- The
statue on
Trinity Bridge is
thought to be that of
Christ or of King Æthelbald and is
possibly from the west
front of the
Croyland Abbey....
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monastic grange – now the
Jacobean Croyland Abbey –
which was an
offshoot of the
monastery of
Crowland (or
Croyland) Abbey, near Peterborough, some 30...
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Burton &
Broughton (3)
Clover Hill (3)
Corby Rural (3)
Corby West (3)
Croyland &
Swanspool (3)
Desborough (3)
Earls Barton (3)
Finedon (3)
Hatton Park...
- of a
history of
Crowland Abbey,
Historia Monasterii Croylandensis, the
Croyland Chronicle, a m****cript
which has
since been
shown to have been fabricated...
- (1461)
Brief Latin Chronicle (1422–71)
Fabyan (before 1485) Rous (1480/86)
Croyland Chronicle (1449–1486) Warkworth's
Chronicle (1500?)
Roses rivalry Hundred...
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outraged by the
request and the
proposal never went forward.
According to the
Croyland Chronicle "he (Ecgfrith) was
seized with a malady, and
departed this life...
