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  • Sir John Fastolf

    …Norfolk neighbour and friend John Paston picture Fastolf as an irascible, acquisitive old man who was utterly ruthless in his business dealings. Childless, he intended to leave his possessions for pious works, but the Pastons got most of them. The bishop of Winchester, however, managed to salvage a portion for…

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    …Norfolk neighbour and friend John Paston picture Fastolf as an irascible, acquisitive old man who was utterly ruthless in his business dealings. Childless, he intended to leave his possessions for pious works, but the Pastons got most of them. The bishop of Winchester, however, managed to salvage a portion for…

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  • Paston Letters

    …from the correspondence of the Paston family, Fastolf’s neighbours in eastern Norfolk.

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    …from the correspondence of the Paston family, Fastolf’s neighbours in eastern Norfolk.

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