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Notes

1. The central parts of this piece are adapted with permission from what is, as I write, my still forthcoming "Fraud and its Consequences: Savaric of Bath and the Reform of Glastonbury," The Archaeology and History of Glastonbury Abbey, ed. James Carley and Lesley Abrams (Woodbridge, Suffolk: Boydell & Brewer, 1991), pp. 273-283. Wanting to avoid distracting footnotes, I have attempted to make sources clear within the text itself, but those wanting editions and specific page references for my medieval quotations will find them properly cited in the article above. The dispatch from Eustace Chapuys to Charles V will be found in Pascual de Gayangos, ed., Calendar of State Papers, Spanish IV2 (London, 1882), 22-28.
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