Fountains Abbey and the Acquisition of Bordley-In-Craven: Anglo-Scandinavians, Scots and Monastic Flocks.

The article analyzes unpublished material in England-based Fountains Abbey monastery's surviving manuscripts which are related to Bordley, a key wool producing location in Pennine, and the monastery's efforts to ensure exclusive access to the site. Topics include the possibility that Bordley was an...

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Published in:Northern History Vol. 53; no. 1; pp. 26 - 56
Main Author: Spence, Michael
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Published: Taylor & Francis Ltd Mar2016
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