Medicine for the Soul: The Life, Death and Resurrection of an English Medieval Hospital : St Giles'S, Norwich, C. 1249-1550

Carole Rawcliffe

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Medicine for the soul the precinct estates and finances the hospital church politics and patronage paupers and provisions the dissolution Goddes Howse. Appendix: the statues of St Gile's hospital major acquisitions of property by St Gile's hospital, 1251-1512 masters of St Gile's hospital, 1249-1546.

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