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Worcester Cathedral Library and Archive Blog

Worcester Cathedral Library contains nearly 300 medieval manuscripts, 5500 printed books, and 20,000 archival documents. The aim of this blog is to open up the fascinating collection of a Medieval English Cathedral to the wider world.

History of Britain

The Steadfast and Generous Welshman: Bishop William Thomas 1613-1639

John Bunyan – Writer, Preacher and Religious Prisoner

Two British Saints and Pilgrimages to Canterbury and Purgatory

“Oh make me thus imperfectly happy …that when my time shall be no more, I may be perfectly happy with Thee” (Joseph Hall “Occasional meditations; On the varietie of thoughts” 1634 (1))

Why the Royalist force lost the Battle of Worcester of 1651

King James I and his favourites

A Royal holiday – King George III’s Visit to Worcester

Edward the Confessor: A Visitor to Worcester?

The Charms and Tribulations of Edward IV in Raymond’s ‘History of England’

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