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The Duchess of Gloucester, tried in 1441 for plotting the king's death by occult means, and what the case shows about late medieval London.
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Eleanor Cobham was the second wife of Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, uncle and heir to the childless Henry VI. In 1441 she and three others - Thomas Southwell, Roger Bolingbroke and Margery Jourdemayne - were accused of using occult methods against the king. The trial is a window on the politics, the beliefs and the places involved. 17:30, £10.
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