Godliness and governance in Tudor Colchester

by Laquita M. Higgs

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Published 1998 by University of Michigan Press in Ann Arbor .
Written in

Places:

• Colchester (England),
• Great Britain
Subjects:

• Colchester (England) -- Politics and government.,
• Great Britain -- History -- Tudors, 1485-1603.,
• Colchester (England) -- Church history.

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 407-422) and index.

Other titles	Godliness & governance in Tudor Colchester
Statement	Laquita M. Higgs.
Series	Studies in medieval and early modern civilization
Classifications
LC Classifications	DA690.C7 H54 1998
The Physical Object
Pagination	xiii, 434 p. :
Number of Pages	434
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL349695M
ISBN 10	0472108905
LC Control Number	98008957

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W.H. Ireland () England’s Topographer (London: G. Virtue), p. This could be a separate William Weldon, though we know that this family had links to or derived from Northumberland, to which county our William Weldon is linked in J. Foster (ed.) () Alumni Oxoniensis (Netherlands: Kraus Reprints), p. There, Weldon is uncertainly linked to his canonry in Lincoln (the Author: Jason Powell. Filed under: Colchester (England) -- Church history. Godliness and governance in Tudor Colchester / Laquita M. Higgs. (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, c), by Laquita M. Higgs (page images at HathiTrust) Filed under: Cornwall (England: County) -- Church history.

COLCHESTER boasts 2, years of history. Few towns in Britain can equal that. Yet this new book, by a local author, is the first full and concise history of Colchester to be published in nearly half a century, during which time our knowledge of the town's past has grown immeasurably. The Iron-Age capital of King Cunobelin (ShakespeareAEs Cymbeline), Colchester was the target of the Roman. Tudor & Stuart History. The castle played a central role in when Colchester was put under seige during the English Civil War. At the rear of the castle there is a monument which marks the spot on which two Royalist commanders, Lucas & Lisle, were executed by a Parliamentarian firing squad when the town eventually fell. Thomas Feerefanne was the son of Joan Dybney, who had fled from Colchester after she narrowly eluded arrest and joined the English protestant congregation at Aarau, just outside Geneva (Laquita M. Higgs, Godliness and Governance in Tudor Colchester [Ann Arbor, MI: ], p. ). Joan's father-in-law, Thomas Dybney, was a Colchester alderman.

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