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5 days ago · Sir William Inge who held this ⅓-part in 1305 was returned as joint lord of Great Milton with Richard de Louches in 1316. He seems to have been the son of Thomas Inge of Totternhoe (Beds.), and by this time he was a well-known judge (he opened the Lincoln Parliament of 1316) and held extensive possessions in some ten counties.
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6 days ago · Res. canonical house 9 May 1781, and succ. by William Inge (B/A/1/24 pp. 76-7). Res. as canon resid. by 23 June and succ. by the same (D30/2/1/8 ff. 95v-96). William Inge M.A. (Gaia Minor; later Bishopshull, Colwich, then Bishop's Itchington, precentor) 1781-1807. Pres. by bp. 10 May 1781 to canonical house formerly of William Arnald (B/A/ 1/24 ...
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Sep 26, 2024 · A Life of William Inge: The Strains of Triumph. University of Kansas Press, 1989. University of Kansas Press, 1989. This book is a critical biography of Inge’s life and his works.
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Sep 30, 2024 · This property belonged to the celebrated lawyer, William Inge, chief justice of the King's Bench, who in 1297 received a licence from the bishop of Lincoln to found a chantry chapel in his house, which is described as being distant both from the parish church of Wheathampstead and the chapel of Harpenden, and in 1304 he obtained a grant of free warren over his lands in this parish.
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Sep 24, 2024 · John Kirkby was created Bishop of Ely in the same year and died in 1290, leaving as his heir his brother William, who married Christine Heringaud and died without issue. (fn. 17) William Inge, the heir to Christine's lands in Kent, was in possession of the manor before 1303, (fn. 18)
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What is a good biography of William Inge?
Voss, Ralph F. A Life of William Inge: The Strains of Triumph. Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 1989. Voss’s is the most thorough critical biography of William Inge. His analytical considerations of all the plays are strong, and his comments on Bus Stop have particular merit.

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Did William Inge appear in Coombe in 1306?
In 1306 William Inge contributed 10 s. 7 d. in Coombe, but did not appear there in 1316. 377. E 179/161/8, 9, 17, 30, 40, 41. 378. W.A.M. 9217. 379. Ibid. 1596. This was a new rental and presumably brought the position up to date.

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Did William Inge write bus stop?
A seven-page interview with William Inge is searching and revealing. It provides valuable insights into Inge’s major dramas, including Bus Stop. Kansas Quarterly 18, no. 4 (1986). This entire issue of Kansas Quarterly is devoted to William Inge. The dozen articles cover most of his plays and both of his novels.

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How does William Inge use a journey device?
William Inge employs a journey device to frame his play-within-the-play. His wayfarers are exiled, and they prevail upon one another’s talents to alleviate the emptiness of this snowy night. In this manner, each character is explicated fully, and the significant details of his motives and actions are revealed.

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Did the Inge family have a windmill?
The Inge family had one in the early 14th century and in 1322 a windmill on the De Louches' estate was let out for 3 s. 4 d. a year. (fn. 463) There were still two windmills in the parish in 1838 and c. 1900. (fn. 464) Fishing rights in the Thame were attached to the Chilworth manors.

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Does William Inge have a theme of loneliness?
Dusenbury, Winifred L. The Theme of Loneliness in Modern American Drama. Gainesville: University of Florida Press, 1960. Focuses mostly on Come Back, Little Sheba. Much about the theme of loneliness can be applied to most of Inge’s plays, and most notably to Bus Stop. Inge, William. “Interview with William Inge.”

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Oct 9, 2024 · Download stock image of “William Inge (1860–1954), English priest and Professor of Divinity. Illustration for Outline of Modern Belief edited by JWN Sullivan and Walter Grierson (George Newnes, 1935).” from the Look and Learn History Picture Archive
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3 days ago · Below is a foot inscription to William Cressye, who died on 24 October, 1 Elizabeth, A.D. 1559, and Grace Johnson his wife, who died on 14 February, 1571–2. There is a monument in the tower to Robert Rudston, who died in 1642, and later monuments to the Jenkin and Wittewronge families.