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Fair Rosamond

(d. 1176)


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(d. ?1176)

Probably mistress of Henry II in 1174. She was buried in the choir of Godstow Abbey near Oxford, and her remains were removed to the chapter house there ...

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Rosamond, Fair, Rosamond Clifford
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