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    Tower of London

    place · 3 works · 12 mentions · 13 anchored passages

    the Tower · the Tower of London · our Tower of London · the fastnesses of the Tower · the tower · the tower of London · turris London.

    in the texts

    The Constitutional Documents of the Puritan Revolution, 1625–166019th Century · English

    The Tower of London, where the seized prize ships were brought and their goods examined.

    In the end of October or beginning of November, they were all brought to the Tower of London.
    ch. 9
    Lieutenant of the Tower, that all those ships were laden by the subjects of the King of Spain in Spain;
    ch. 9
    The Earl of Arundel being committed by the King to the Tower, sitting the Parliament, the House was moved, to take the same into their consideration, and so to proceed therein, as they might give no just offence to His Majesty, and yet preserve the privilege of Parliament.
    ch. 9

    Magna Carta: A Commentary on the Great Charter of King John20th Century · English

    The royal fortress whose Warden had formerly exacted dues connected with the Thames kydells.

    also we have quit–claimed all that which the Warden of our Tower of London was wont yearly to receive from the said kydells.
    chapter thirty–three.
    and, secure in the fastnesses of the Tower, demanded hostages wholesale from all the nobles whose fidelity he doubted.
    chapter forty–nine.
    ” The city of London was placed in their hands, and the Tower of London in the neutral custody of the primate, as pledges of John’s good faith, until 15th August or longer if need were.
    ch. 212

    An Essay on the Trial by Jury19th Century · English

    Royal prison where sentenced peers were confined.

    That he shall be imprisoned in the tower of London, during the king’s pleasure.
    ch. 10
    and that you shall be imprisoned in the tower of London, and there kept in safe custody, until you shall pay the said fine.
    ch. 10
    That he shall be imprisoned in the tower during the king’s pleasure.
    ch. 10