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Identifier: cu31924050615214 (find matches)
Title: Warwick castle and its earls : from Saxon times to the present day
Year: 1903 (1900s)
Authors: Warwick, Frances Evelyn Maynard Greville, Countess of, 1861-1938
Subjects: Warwick castle
Publisher: New York : E.P. Dutton London, Hutchinson
Contributing Library: Cornell University Library
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untess, play-inof at Chess in Kenilworth Castle with Sir RichardRoundville, Knight, took i pawn of his ; and atthe same season he was challenged by his armiesappointed at the Castle gate ; then rose he and tookthat Knight, and brought him to the lady, and withhim redeemed or ransomed his pawn. After, byappointment, the Castle was yielded up to the King,that time being with his great Counsel at Warwick.Mauduit died on January 8th, 1268,^ having His heart was interred at Catesby Priory, co. Northants, and his bodyin Westminster Abbey. At his death he held the Manor of Berndon, withthe advowson of tlie churcli there and that of Inchiffeham, also land atLangedich, the Manor of Chedworth-Horley, the Manor of Warwick, withland at Wegenok, and the advowson of the Church of the Blessed Marythere, with its eight prebends, and that of the Church of St. James, theManor of Brailes and a market; also the Manior of ■V\alton Mauduit,alienated by the Earl (Chancery Inq. P. M., 52 Hen. III. 17a). 72
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From a photograph by L. C. Kcighley Peach. guys tower, WARWICK CASTLE, FROM THE DRIVE. Warwick Castle <*- married Alice, daughter of Gilbert de Segrave. Heleft no children, and the Earldom of Warwick con-sequently passed to his sisters son, William Beauchamp,who was father of Guy de Beauchamp. And so we take our leave of the Norman Earlsof Warwick. There were, as we have seen, bothgreat men and ordinary men among them. But Ifear I have failed to make any of them vital figures.The material is so scanty that I have no right totry. There is little but the stray references of oldchroniclers to build upon ; and on that foundationnothing very definite or characteristic can be built.The great men who stand out clearly in the period wehave passed through are men like Anselm, Lantranc,Thomas a Becket, and Simon de Montfort. The Earlsof Warwick of the period do not leave any definiteimpress. The possibilities of picturesqueness in ourhistory come later on.

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