Raiding Purveyors Move Grain for Sub Army Logs
Amid reports from Elbing and Thorn ships carrying artillery and mortar pieces head toward Pillau as rapid supply efforts continue. Vienna notes General Nadafti departs for Croatia with 60,600 Hungarian troops to sustain operations if war persists. Dresden reports Saxon provisions orders reversed amid wartime strain and Prince Henry of Prussia managing parole requests while officers move toward Berlin. Ratisbon mentions French taxation at Hanau, Heselfascell desertions rise, and Duffeldorp notes French forces advancing toward Dorsten with regional borage shipments ordered to Dorsten.
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Marienwerder
Elbing
Thorn
Dresdeny
Lower
Lusatia
Dippelswalde
Prince
Berlin
Ratisbon
Hanau
Hesfe Caffel
Bockhalt
Life of Wykeham and the Hospital of St Cross
A late 18th century account documents William of Wykeham’s episcopal discipline and the Hospital of St Cross at Winchester. It details Wykeham’s Visitation of his diocese, the hospital’s founder Henry de Blois, revenues around 2500 pounds, and the 1183 royal confirmation increasing poor provisions. It recounts the quarrel with Roger de Cloune over mastership rights, the extended legal battle, and Wykeham’s eventual restoration of the hospital to its original charitable mission and compliance with Clement V's constitution.
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St. Cross
Billy
Louth
William of
Wykeh
Wihomas
Erson
Hospital of
Spaskeford
Winchester
Henry de Blois
Stephen
Danogr
Wykeham
Richard Toclive
Henry de Brois
Pres
Wykehiam
Hospital of St. Créts
John
Jace
Eyntesford
Mlaffers
Southwark
Ap Hosphial
Clemens Cha
Roger de Cloune
House of Sta Cross
Clement
Cronne
Rome
London
William de Casterford
St. Pancras
Cloune
Bifton
Clement the
Ravitek