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DescriptionKingsGreatWorksSheen.jpg	English: Map of Henry V's "King's Great Work", building projects planned by the King at the start of his reign (1413-1422) to expiate the usurpation of his father Henry IV. The works comprised 3 monasteries centred on a rebuilt palace at Sheen. (Source: Cloake, John. Richmond Palace, London, 2001, pp.6-7)
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2010-09-26 18:37 Lobsterthermidor 2071×2555 (692688 bytes) Map of Henry V's "King's Great Work", building projects planned by the King at the start of his reign (1413-1422) to expiate the usurpation of his father Henry IV. The works comprised 3 monasteries centred on a rebuilt palace at Sheen. (Source: Cloake, Jo
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