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1803 Mayer Large Antique Print of a Woman & Child of Karaman, Turkey Europe Henry VIII dissolved the monastery

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1803 Mayer Large Antique Print of a Woman & Child of Karaman, Turkey Europe Henry VIII dissolved the monastery Henry VIII dissolved the monastery in 1540 just as the monks of St Werburgh's Abbey were beginning to enjoy their new surroundings with a colonnade on all four sides Italian orientalist Luigi Mayer Margins: Min 1in (25mm)

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