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The Princess, offended by his apostasy, drops him for Paul Muniment, just as she had abandoned her previous interests for "rising democracy.

Revolution for the rich: James's Princess Casamassima

The Muniment Room was Grandtather's Holy of Holies.

Marlborough country: Charles Spencer tells how the victories of his great ancestor John Churchill have always fascinated him

Still later, when she sees Hyacinth losing faith in the cause but still feeling bound by his oath, she asks Muniment to arrange for her to replace Hyacinth as designated assassin, and Muniment looks at the floor and says, "I don't trust women--I don't trust clever women

Socialism-Anxiety: The Princess Casamassima and Its New York Critics

Permission to peruse them was given by one of the Canons, Ralph Button, who also suggested to Wood that he might like to examine the muniments in his lodgings in the cloister.

A new Anthony Wood manuscript

62 Westminster Abbey Muniment Room, Accounts of the Fraternity of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, 1487-90, 1505-8.

Music and musicians of early Tudor Westminster

Bills from Oxford goldsmiths, dug out of college muniment rooms, show that most were acting simply as retailers for London firms.

Treasured inheritance: six hundred years of Oxford college silver make a splendid and instructive exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum

4), via mid-eighteenth century and George IV seat furniture and console tables, to the painted breakfront bookcases (possibly by Adam) in the Muniment Room.

National Trust acquisitions 2002-2003

Greg describes them in his edition of the Diary, which was supplemented by Greg's analysis of documents in the Alleyn-Henslowe Muniments.

A possible extension of Henslowe's and Alleyn's Sussex Network?

110) What let the Oldambt farmers down was a lack of actual documentation to prove their autonomy from urban authority--and of course these original manuscripts had been transferred to the city muniments for storage before the floods.

Danger and displacement in the Dollard: The 1509 flooding of the Dollard sea (Groningen) and its impact on long-term inequality in the distribution of property

3) The Hanson clan climbed nowhere near as far, but his book nevertheless survived as part of the Spencer/Stanhope family muniments.

Ink, Stink Bait, Revenge, and Queen Elizabeth: A Yorkshire Yeoman's Household Book

The octagonal space was used as a kitchen until the mid-1940s and then became the cathedral's muniments and record office.

Abandoned church's new life at Beamish

9) Finally, there are thirty muniments, all dated within the chronological range of the diary, but they are largely documents concerning lands in Dulwich.