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17848	Benson, Edwin	Life in a Mediæval City Illustrated by York in the XVth Century			.txt	text/plain	22641	1306	71	Church, State, people; outside the city; population; area-divisions fortifications (castle, city walls, bars); religious buildings (Minster; St. William's College; St. Mary's Abbey; Friaries; St. Clement's Nunnery; Hospitals; Parish Churches) Minster; parish churches; Archbishop); pluralism; religious orders; A general view of fifteenth-century York ("Everwyk" in Anglo-French another quarter, adjoining the city, is the great abbey church of St. Mary, crowned by a lofty and magnificent spire rising above the churches and buildings of other monastic and religious houses. A glance over the city to-day from the Walls or the top of a church In the fifteenth century the population of York, the greatest city of Streets led to the two open market-places of this mediæval city. York, like other cities at the time, took care to maintain the good A large city like York was practically York, being a royal city, There lived in the city a number of men in the royal service.	./cache/17848.txt	./txt/17848.txt