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... Westminster . The queen sent her exchequer to Westminster in the wake of the greater organization that ministered to her husband . Other members of the royal family followed suit , notably the Prince of Wales . But the most important ...
... Westminster . The queen sent her exchequer to Westminster in the wake of the greater organization that ministered to her husband . Other members of the royal family followed suit , notably the Prince of Wales . But the most important ...
Page 503
... Westminster . When wool had been weighed , taxed , and measured at the Westminster staple , it was taken to London to be shipped . For a few years Westminster gained largely by the city's loss . Rents rose to unheard of heights ...
... Westminster . When wool had been weighed , taxed , and measured at the Westminster staple , it was taken to London to be shipped . For a few years Westminster gained largely by the city's loss . Rents rose to unheard of heights ...
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... Westminster Hall for some church or public building or magnate's mansion that was found for the moment convenient ... Westminster . Whatever his wanderings , he had no permanent home save in the gate tower of Aldgate , or , in his ...
... Westminster Hall for some church or public building or magnate's mansion that was found for the moment convenient ... Westminster . Whatever his wanderings , he had no permanent home save in the gate tower of Aldgate , or , in his ...
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