In Camden’s “Britannia” there is the note:—

“Not far from the Town without Clement Gate, stood a fine cross,

erected by Edward I, in memory of his Queen Eleanor, but pulled

down by the soldiers in the Civil War.”[46]

Footnote 46:

Britannia. Camden-Gough, ii, p. 351.

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