Zephyrinus's latest late-night reading material.
"Monks, Friars and Nuns in Sixteenth Century Yorkshire"
(Yorkshire Archaeological Society Record Series)
by Claire Cross (Author) and Noreen Vickers (Author)
Illustration: AMAZON
Around 1530, all the Foundations mentioned in the Heading, above, accommodated over one thousand Monks, Canons, Friars, and Nuns. That was, approximately, eleven per cent of all Religious men and women in England and Wales.
Oh, that we had those same numbers of Religious, today.
Keep Praying.
Rievaulx Abbey, Yorkshire.
Illustration: ENGLISH HERITAGE
Fountains Abbey, Yorkshire.
Illustration: HISTORIC UK
Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire.
Illustration: DEVONSHIRE ARMS COTTAGES
Mount Grace Priory, Yorkshire.
The best-preserved and most accessible of the
ten
Illustration: ENGLISH HERITAGE
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