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1. preacher.fandom.com › wiki › The_TombsThe Tombs - Preacher Wiki | Fandom

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   Jul 15, 2018 · "The Tombs" is the fourth episode of the third season of Preacher. It aired on July 15, 2018. As Jesse helps reinvigorate business at Angelville, he tests Tulip and Cassidy's faith in him when Angelville brings out a darker side of him.[1]

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     The third season of Preacher premiered on June 24, 2018,...

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2. www.york.ac.uk › news-and-events › featuresA burial fit for a King - News and events, University of York

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   Henry VII may have been wary about turning his predecessor into a political martyr. We know that he paid for a tomb to be erected over Richard’s burial place at Leicester.

3. thetudortravelguide.com › burying-the-tudors-tudorBurying the Tudors: Inside the Vault - The Tudor Travel Guide

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   Sep 14, 2019 · Explore the Tudor tombs of Henry VII, Elizabeth of York and Edward VI in this rare and fascinating account of Westminster Abbey burials.

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5. www.imdb.com › title › tt8023450"Preacher" The Tombs (TV Episode 2018) - IMDb

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   Jul 15, 2018 · The Tombs: Directed by Wayne Che Yip. With Dominic Cooper, Joe Gilgun, Ruth Negga, Graham McTavish. As Jesse helps re-invigorate business at Angelville, Tulip and Cassidy's faith in him is tested when Angelville brings out a side of him that they've never seen before.

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   • Director: Wayne Che Yip
   • Release Date: 2018-07-15

6. onthetudortrail.com › Blog › resourcesTudor Tombs and Burials - On the Tudor Trail

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   Edmund Tudor was the father of King Henry VII. During the Wars of the Roses he was captured and imprisoned in Carmarthen Castle in South Wales, where he succumbed to the plague and was buried in Carmarthen Grey Friars. His remains where later removed to the choir of St. David’s Cathedral. Tomb of Edmund Tudor.

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7. www.yorkmuseumstrust.org.uk › blog › coin-offeringsCoin Offerings to Archbishop Scrope’s Tomb in York Minster ...

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   In the 19th century the tomb of Archbishop Scrope (c. 1350 – 1405) in York Minster was opened and within they found upwards of a hundred coins. These coins were taken care of by curator Charles Wellbeloved at the Yorkshire Museum.

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   Did the first Stuart King lie in a Tudor tomb?

   • Finally, it seemed so improbable to Stanley that the first Stuart king should lie in the tomb of the first Tudor one, that he had dismissed the possibility out of hand. Consequently, the Tudor tombs known to contain the founder of the Tudor dynasty and his queen consort had been left untouched until all other avenues were exhausted.

   Burying the Tudors: Inside the Vault | The Tudor Travel Guide

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   Where was Edmund Tudor buried?

   • Edmund Tudor, Earl of Richmond (1430 –November 1456) Edmund Tudor was the father of King Henry VII. During the Wars of the Roses he was captured and imprisoned in Carmarthen Castle in South Wales, where he succumbed to the plague and was buried in Carmarthen Grey Friars. His remains where later removed to the choir of St. David’s Cathedral.

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   What was the purpose of the tombs in New York?

   • The Tombs' formal title was The New York Halls of Justice and House of Detention, as it housed the city's courts, police, and detention facilities. It was a notable example of Egyptian Revival architecture, although opinion varied greatly concerning its actual merit.

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   Was Richard III crowned at York?

   • There are long-standing myths that Richard III was crowned at York, and that he expressed a desire to be buried there. In fact, like all monarchs since 1066, Richard was crowned in Westminster Abbey.

   A burial fit for a King - News and events, University of York

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   Did Richard III want to bury himself in York?

   • Since the documentation is insecure, some historians have jumped to the conclusion that the college was also intended to be a royal chantry and that the King wished to buried in the Minster. There is, however, no direct evidence that Richard III had any definite plan for his own burial, at York or otherwise.

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   What happened to the vault at York Abbey?

   • After having recorded that several people associated with the abbey viewed the vault, it was once again closed. At its base, a tablet was inscribed: ‘This vault was opened by the Dean, February 11 1869’. (How curious that it coincided with the anniversary of the death of Elizabeth of York in 1503!)

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9. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › The_TombsThe Tombs - Wikipedia

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   The Tombs was the colloquial name for Manhattan Detention Complex [1] (formerly the Bernard B. Kerik Complex during 2001–2006 [2]), a former municipal jail at 125 White Street in Lower Manhattan, New York City.