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Lady Godiva

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American History

 

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January 12, 2017

 

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Lady Godiva and her husband were both religious people. When the couple moved to Coventry, they looked upon the poor bedraggled citizens and decided to use some of their wealth to help this worthy public cause. This was also a way to promote themselves and make their mark as good, wealthy, Christian people...
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With their money they built an abbey named St. Eunice of Saxmundham, which was named after an early Saxon martyr who was slain by the Romans (Krause). The peasants were very pleased with this abbey and it became the center of all social activities as well as the middle of a growing town. Lady Godiva became more skilled at her horsemanship as her husband began to accrue more financial responsibilities of the town...
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