Crowland is best known for the Croyland Chronicles which was written in the Benedictine Abbey at Crowland, with the writer claiming to be Pseudo-Ingulf. The English medieval history covered in the chronicles was received by someone that had access to information from the court of Richard III.
Many historians have tempted to identify all of the contributors, however John Russell makes the most sense considering he was at Crowland during 1486 and the sections end with the marriage of Henry VII of England and Elizabeth of York and the rebellion that followed.
This date ties in with the survival of a copy of Titulus Regius(statute of the Parliament of England, issued in 1483, by which the title of King of England was given to Richard III of England) in the text.
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Love the architecture, those photos are great :)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting place. Indeed, England have many historical places.
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I really like the architecture of old churches. Even the new ones are sometimes interesting. I considered doing a series of pictures of churches in my area on my blog, but I scrapped the idea. I'm not very religious so I thought it might be kind of misleading with all of the newer buildings. Maybe I should reconsider.
ReplyDeleteRatty I tend to appreciate the architecture no matter what the affiliation. I would go for it I were you.
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