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Waltham Abbey – the stormy history of a medieval church!

Posted on December 20, 2018 by Tony McMahon

This week, in the English wintry sun, I visited a church packed with history – Waltham Abbey. It’s located in the county of Essex, just 15 minutes by train out of London. The church is famous for including the grave…

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Medieval chroniclers who hated the Knights Templar

Posted on June 30, 2018 by Tony McMahon

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The medieval contemporaries of the Knights Templar who hated the order and criticised them

Category: Templar History Tags: avarice, buried, chronicler, critic, greed, history, knight, Knightfall, knights, Matthew Paris, Medieval, money, news, pope, revenue, Saxon, sodomy, Templar, tyre, Walter Map, William

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