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Radegund (Latin: Radegundis; also
spelled Rhadegund, Ra****nde, or
Radigund; c. 520 – 13
August 587) was a
Thuringian princess and
Frankish queen, who...
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knight then
attempts to free
several men from
their indenture to the
Amazon Radigund. She
defeats Artegall in
battle by guile, and,
according to the
terms of...
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Thomas Poynings, 2nd
Baron Poynings (1349–1375) "Doomsday reloaded- ST
RADIGUNDS ABBEY-HISTORY". BBC.
Retrieved 22
March 2015.
Historic England. "St. Radegund's...
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expensive today, but have been
reissued several times.
Their debut album, St
Radigunds, was
recorded at
Sound Techniques studio,
produced by
Robert Kirby and...
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freedom and
privilege of Parliament". In June 1609,
Eliot married Radigund (or Rhadagund), (c. 1595 – June 1628),
daughter of
Richard Gedie of Trebursye...
- status.
Astor Secondary School Astor Secondary School federated with St
Radigunds Primary School (then
renamed White Cliffs Primary College for the Arts)...
- in Blean. In 1901 the
Benge grandparents were
living at 32
Radigund Street (now St
Radigund Street) in
Canterbury Northgate.
Living with them were their...
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procured a
recording contract and
subsequently made 3 albums, namely:- 'St
Radigunds' B & C
Records (CAS 1042), 'Old Boot Wine'
Pegasus Records (PEG 13), and...
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advowson of the
church of
Alkham and
chapel of
Manrege to St
Radegunds (
Radigunds) Abbey, in Kent in 1258, in
which charter he
refers to his wife, Maud...
- Deal, Pineham, Priory, Ringwould, River, St Margaret's-at-Cliffe, St
Radigund's,
Shepherdswell with Coldred,
Tower Hamlets, Town and Pier, and
Upper Walmer...
