A medieval law named for this place served as the first English conveyancing act.
A medieval law named for this place served as the first English conveyancing act. In one treaty named for this place negotiated by Paulus Buys, Elizabeth I agreed to send an army under Robert Dudley to the Netherlands. In a synod named for this place, Henry I renounced investiture of bishops but demanded that they do homage to him prior to consecration in an agreement that was a model for the Concordat of Worms. This place is the namesake of a confession of faith for English-speaking Presbyterians. A 1931 statute named for this place formally established the Britih Commonwealth of Nations. This location also lends its name to a system of government marked by a strong legislature and a ceremonial head of state. For 10 points, name this borough of London in which Edward the Confessor established an abbey, also home to Parliament. 
A medieval law named for this place served as the first English conveyancing act.
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