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2 - Maps of Redman's Proposed Visitation Journeys, 1478, 1491 and 1500

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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 September 2012

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The following maps, based on Richard Redman's visitation itineraries for 1478, 1491, and 1500, are provided as an illustration of the similarity in routes which Redman proposed to take in his visitation itineraries (1478–1503) and the probability that he planned his journeys on established journey plans which were used by preceding Premonstratensian visitors and circatores. They are given only as tentative indications of these proposed journeys and do not claim absolute topographical accuracy. The two itineraries for the year 1500 have been combined. The place names of some of the abbeys and towns which Redman intended to visit, with dates, have been added intermittently. In some cases Redman planned to travel along the same route more than once; e.g. in 1500, Kendal (24 April) to Cockersand (26 April), to Kendal (28 April). In a number of instances (e.g. 1491) criss-crossing of the routes indicated in the map illustrations were unavoidable. The abbeys and nunneries in the diagrams are indicated with the same symbols as used in Map 1 (p. 5).

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Publisher: Boydell & Brewer
Print publication year: 2000

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