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The county seats of Shropshire : a series of descriptive sketches, with historical and antiquarian notes, of the principal family mansions (1891)

Leach, Francis · Shrewsbury : Eddowes's Shrewsbury Journal Office · leaf 178

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y buried in a great pit, over which the present church of Battlefield wassubsequently erected. An old manuscript (by Walsingham, monk of St. Albans) states thatthe church was erected to commemorate the conflict between King Henry IV., in thecommand of a force of 30,000 men, and an adversary every… … BATTLEFIELD CHURCH. renown by many a bloody battle and almost incredible acts of valour, was, in military title, great. The church was collegiate, dedicated to St. Mary Magdalen ; it had a pastor and five^ secular chaplains, and also possessed a hospital for the poor. The battle, which fixed the…

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