The History of the Ancient and Royal Foundation: Called the Abbey of St. Alban, in the County of Hertford, From the Founding Thereof, in 793, to Its D (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781148147994)

The History of the Ancient and Royal Foundation, Called the Abbey of St. Alban, in the County of Hertford offers a detailed account of one of England's most significant monastic institutions. Penned by Peter Newcome, this meticulous historical record spans from the Abbey's founding in 793 to its dissolution in 1539. The book meticulously chronicles the lives of each abbot and the principal events that shaped the monastery's destiny.

Readers will discover a wealth of information concerning the Abbey's architecture, its role in the local community, and its interactions with the Crown. This volume serves as an invaluable resource for historians, researchers, and anyone interested in the religious and social fabric of medieval England. Newcome's work captures the Abbey's enduring legacy, preserving its rich history for generations to come.

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