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The Foundation of Perpetual Chantries by the Citizens of medieval York
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  • 1964The English Reformation221 cited
  • 1968The fifteenth century76 cited

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  • 2001Victorian values in fifteenth-century England: the Ewelme almshouse statutes5 cited
  • 2001The ‘Chariot of Aminadab’ and the Yorkshire priory of Swine5 cited
  • 1977Religion in Provincial Towns: Innovation and Tradition4 cited
  • 2001‘If heaven be on this earth, it is in cloister or in school’: the monastic ideal in later medieval English literature3 cited
  • 2001An English anchorite: the making, unmaking and remaking of Christine Carpenter3 cited
  • 2001Godliness and good learning: ideals and imagination in medieval university and college foundations2 cited

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