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The Free Grammar School of Bristol, and The Thorns, its Founders
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 February 2009
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Iceland, which lies but ninety-five miles distant from the nearest part of the American continent, was well known to the merchants of Bristol, who traded thither in the early part of the fifteenth century.
During William Cannynge's second Mayoralty in 1450, King Henry VI. specially exempted that distinguished merchant by name in a treaty made with Denmark, which prohibited all other Englishmen from trading with Iceland.
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page 312 note ‡ Nicholas Thorn's Deed Poll, 1st July, 1561.
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page 312 note § Seyer, vol. ii., p. 217.
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page 321 note * The portraits of Robert and Nicholas Thorn, which are preserved in the Council House, Bristol, are copies by a Dutch painter, and cost £2 4s. in 1624. The originals are in the Trustees' House, Queen Square.
page 321 note † Manchee, p. 30.
page 322 note * Bristol Archives.
page 322 note † Ibid.