Francis Millen spearheaded a scheme to plant bombs in this building in 1887, which was called the Jubilee Plot.
The first history of this institution was written by Sulcard, while another history of it by John Flete claims that it was founded by King Lucius in 184 AD. This institution released a number of forged charters drafted by Osbert of Clare, who served under its head Gervasius, a man whose name is inscribed at a grave here known as the "Long Meg." Francis Millen spearheaded a scheme to plant bombs in this building in 1887, which was called the Jubilee Plot. A forged 1139 bull of Innocent II enjoined the head of this institution not to alienate property without consent of its members. Originally located on Thorney Island, it was targeted by the Injunctions of Thomas Cromwell, which sought to remove its immunity from secular law, and four years later it was dissolved. FTP, name this Benedictine foundation of Edward the Confessor, who created it to serve as a mausoleum for the royal family.
The first history of this institution was written by Sulcard, while another history of it by John Flete claims that it was founded by King Lucius in 184 AD.
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