yton,Legh, Aprice and London, and they went rapidly roundthe country, sending in letters, reports and officialaccusations against the good name of individuals calledcompertes, to Crumwell. It must have been some timein the late autumn of 1535 that the visitors came toNetley, and judging from other… … amm< wi-ihw I I lli\ i V)i Netley the Kings declaration that the smaller religious houseswere in a bad moral state, whilst, thanks be to God,the great and solemn abbeys were all that could be de-sired, Parliament fixed the pecuniary limit of moraldelinquency at jTaoo a year, and with indignation…
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