Detail of Edward III from the Great Charter of Liberties, 1373 (vellum)

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Detail of Edward III from the Great Charter of Liberties, 1373 (vellum)

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English School, (14th century) / English

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Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, UK

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vellum

Date

1373 AD (C14th AD)

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King Edward III (1312-77) granted important rights and privileges to Bristol by this royal charter in 1373 that were to have far-reaching consequences for its future self-governance and identity. The town burgesses had petitioned him for more independence and they asked that Bristol be raised to the status of county completely separate from the counties of Gloucester and Somerset. Until this time Bristol was divided, geographically and administratively, by the River Avon. The parishes to the west and north of the river lay in Gloucestershire, while those to the south were in Somerset. The charter of 1373 gave Bristol and its suburbs jurisdiction independent from those county authorities, making it a county in its own right. Its illuminated first letter also incorporates a shield with the ship and castle of the Bristol coat of arms and is thought to have been the first time it was used.

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