The Yellow Horse Of Crooksbury And The Abbey Trial
Nigel Loring defends his house against Abbey claims after a brutal pursuit of the yellow horse ends in surrender. Abbot John halts the case, dismissing the Abbey court to Guildford, while Nigel’s fortune and lineage hang in the balance amid medieval power and law.
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Kingsley Marsh
Heather
Weydown Common
Thursley
Thursley Down
Nigel
Butser
Pommers
Saint Oul
Waverley
Sacrist
Abbot
Tilford
Crooksbury
Pevensey
Guildford
Bodmin
Windsor
Marches
Wales
Scotland
Edward
Loring
Ermyntrude
Charles the Page
Peter the Old Falconer
Red Swire
Westhercote
John the Cook
Lorings
Percies
de Valence
de Mohun
de Vere
Fitz Alan
Ermyntrude Loring
England
Surrey
Hampshire
Cas
Dame
Southampton
Christopher
Lorredan
Genoa
John Chandos
Toledo
Milan
Rodger FitzAlan
Hankley
George
Thursley Bog
Norman William
Senlac
Franklin
Talbot
Bayard
Nigel Loring
Holy Church
King’s Law
Watkin
Charles
John
Swire
Crand
Holy Father
Servants of Holy Church
House of Laing
Scullion
Saint Paul
Saint George
Saint Thomas
House of Waverley
Family of
The
Saint Bernard
Clairvaux
Father Abbot
Joseph
Father
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Sir Nigel
Boston Post
Mayence
Roland
Sir Isumbras
Aakh