Monks, friars and nuns in sixteenth century Yorkshire

Claire Cross · Noreen Vickers

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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Medieval Literature and History Early Modern Women Writers

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Around 1530 monastic institutions in Yorkshire accommodated well over a thousand religious - about a ninth of the total in all England and Wales. This volume supplies where possible identification and notes on pre- and post-Dissolution careers, gathered from a variety of records.

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