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Sibton Abbey Cartularies and Charters Part III (Suffolk Charters) (Pt. 3) [Hardcover]

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November 12, 1987 0851154743 978-0851154749
Sibton Abbey, founded in 1150, was the only Cistercian house in Suffolk: of particular interest is the proportion of later documents running up to the Reformation, thus providing an unusually comprehensive survey of the house, its properties, tenants and patrons.

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