SAINT MARGARET CLITHEROW BY REV. T. A. McGOLDRICK, M.A. IN THE year 1574 there was living at No. 36 The Shambles, York, the young wife of a butcher. Her name was

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Date: 2008-10-13 00:48:57 Forty Martyrs of England and Wales Common law Torture Margaret Clitherow English martyrs John Mush Catholic Church in England and Wales English College Douai Francis Ingleby Christianity Law English people		SAINT MARGARET CLITHEROW BY REV. T. A. McGOLDRICK, M.A. IN THE year 1574 there was living at No. 36 The Shambles, York, the young wife of a butcher. Her name was Add to Reading List Source URL: catholicpamphlets.net Download Document from Source Website File Size: 114,63 KB Share Document on Facebook

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	SAINT MARGARET CLITHEROW BY REV. T. A. McGOLDRICK, M.A. IN THE year 1574 there was living at No. 36 The Shambles, York, the young wife of a butcher. Her name was DocID: 4GqM - View Document