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When the [[Roman]] [[city]] of [[London]] was abandoned, there was already a [[Christian]] [[church]] there (which would later, under the early Christian kings of Essex, become the Minster, or [[cathedral]], of St.Paul). Thus when [[English Monarchs|English kings]] established themselves on land beside an [[abbey]] further westwards up the river Thames, this became known as the '''"West Minster"''', by contrast, and the name transferred over to the [[palace]] which they built there, on the river's banks. |
When the [[Roman]] [[city]] of [[London]] was abandoned, there was already a [[Christian]] [[church]] there (which would later, under the early Christian kings of Essex, become the Minster, or [[cathedral]], of St.Paul). Thus when [[English Monarchs|English kings]] established themselves on land beside an [[abbey]] further westwards up the river Thames, this became known as the '''"West Minster"''', by contrast, and the name transferred over to the [[palace]] which they built there, on the river's banks. |
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Latest revision as of 22:00, 27 May 2006
When the Roman city of London was abandoned, there was already a Christian church there (which would later, under the early Christian kings of Essex, become the Minster, or cathedral, of St.Paul). Thus when English kings established themselves on land beside an abbey further westwards up the river Thames, this became known as the "West Minster", by contrast, and the name transferred over to the palace which they built there, on the river's banks.
