Database: St. James's Park - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 16:21, 24 January 2024

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	While Henry VIII used the park to hunt, Queen [[Elizabeth I of England\|Elizabeth]] hosted lavish parties in the park. King James invested in the park, adding gardens and a menagerie of exotic animals. As the [[English Civil War]] came to a close, King [[Charles I of England\|Charles]] made his final procession from St. James to Whitehall Palace, where his {{Wiki\|Execution of Charles I\|execution}} awaited him.		While Henry VIII used the park to hunt, Queen [[Elizabeth I of England\|Elizabeth]] hosted lavish parties in the park. King James invested in the park, adding gardens and a menagerie of exotic animals. As the [[English Civil War]] came to a close, King [[Charles I of England\|Charles]] made his final procession from St. James to Whitehall Palace, where his {{Wiki\|Execution of Charles I\|execution}} awaited him.

	[[Charles II of England\|Charles II]] was the last monarch to take care of St. James's Park for some time. When he died, the park gained a reputation for criminal activity and prostitution. {{Wiki\|John Wilmot}}, the libertine {{Wiki\|Earl of Rochester}}, wrote a poem called A Ramble in St. James's Park that describes the unsavory happenings in the park in graphic detail. I've read it. Definitely NSFW. And it's rare you can say that about poetry.		[[Charles II of England\|Charles II]] was the last monarch to take care of St. James's Park for some time. When he died, the park gained a reputation for criminal activity and prostitution. {{Wiki\|John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester\|John Wilmot}}, the libertine {{Wiki\|Earl of Rochester}}, wrote a poem called A Ramble in St. James's Park that describes the unsavory happenings in the park in graphic detail. I've read it. Definitely NSFW. And it's rare you can say that about poetry.
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imported>Darman36 at 03:29, 31 March 2021

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	Before there was a [[St James' Park\|park]] and a palace, there was a hospital. Dating as far back as 1267, St. James's Hospital specialized in treating female lepers. The patients worked on the marshy land around the hospital as a part of their treatment, primarily raising hogs for the hospital to sell - not often a hospital is funded by pork. King [[Henry VIII of England\|Henry VIII]] acquired the land in 1532 to use as a hunting ground, making St. James's Park the oldest of [[London]]'s Royal Parks.		Before there was a [[St James' Park\|park]] and a palace, there was a hospital. Dating as far back as 1267, St. James's Hospital specialized in treating female lepers. The patients worked on the marshy land around the hospital as a part of their treatment, primarily raising hogs for the hospital to sell - not often a hospital is funded by pork. King [[Henry VIII of England\|Henry VIII]] acquired the land in 1532 to use as a hunting ground, making St. James's Park the oldest of [[London]]'s Royal Parks.

	While Henry VIII used the park to hunt, Queen [[Elizabeth I of England\|Elizabeth]] hosted lavish parties in the park. King James invested in the park, adding gardens and a menagerie of exotic animals. As the [[English Civil War]] came to a close, King [[Charles I of England\|Charles]] made his final procession from St. James to Whitehall Palace, where his execution awaited him.		While Henry VIII used the park to hunt, Queen [[Elizabeth I of England\|Elizabeth]] hosted lavish parties in the park. King James invested in the park, adding gardens and a menagerie of exotic animals. As the [[English Civil War]] came to a close, King [[Charles I of England\|Charles]] made his final procession from St. James to Whitehall Palace, where his {{Wiki\|Execution of Charles I\|execution}} awaited him.

	[[Charles II of England\|Charles II]] was the last monarch to take care of St. James's Park for some time. When he died, the park gained a reputation for criminal activity and prostitution. {{Wiki\|John Wilmot}}, the libertine {{Wiki\|Earl of Rochester}}, wrote a poem called A Ramble in St. James's Park that describes the unsavory happenings in the park in graphic detail. I've read it. Definitely NSFW. And it's rare you can say that about poetry.		[[Charles II of England\|Charles II]] was the last monarch to take care of St. James's Park for some time. When he died, the park gained a reputation for criminal activity and prostitution. {{Wiki\|John Wilmot}}, the libertine {{Wiki\|Earl of Rochester}}, wrote a poem called A Ramble in St. James's Park that describes the unsavory happenings in the park in graphic detail. I've read it. Definitely NSFW. And it's rare you can say that about poetry.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 13:02, 20 June 2020

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	Before there was a [[St James' Park\|park]] and a palace, there was a hospital. Dating as far back as 1267, St. James's Hospital specialized in treating female lepers. The patients worked on the marshy land around the hospital as a part of their treatment, primarily raising hogs for the hospital to sell - not often a hospital is funded by pork. King [[Henry VIII of England\|Henry VIII]] acquired the land in 1532 to use as a hunting ground, making St. James's Park the oldest of [[London]]'s Royal Parks.		Before there was a [[St James' Park\|park]] and a palace, there was a hospital. Dating as far back as 1267, St. James's Hospital specialized in treating female lepers. The patients worked on the marshy land around the hospital as a part of their treatment, primarily raising hogs for the hospital to sell - not often a hospital is funded by pork. King [[Henry VIII of England\|Henry VIII]] acquired the land in 1532 to use as a hunting ground, making St. James's Park the oldest of [[London]]'s Royal Parks.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 07:10, 20 December 2018

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	[[File:ACS_DB_St_James_Park.jpg\|thumb]]		[[File:ACS_DB_St_James_Park.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	Before there was a park and a palace, there was a hospital. Dating as far back as 1267, St. James's Hospital specialized in treating female lepers. The patients worked on the marshy land around the hospital as a part of their treatment, primarily raising hogs for the hospital to sell - not often a hospital is funded by pork. King [[Henry VIII of England\|Henry VIII]] acquired the land in 1532 to use as a hunting ground, making St. James's Park the oldest of [[London]]'s Royal Parks.		Before there was a [[St James' Park\|park]] and a palace, there was a hospital. Dating as far back as 1267, St. James's Hospital specialized in treating female lepers. The patients worked on the marshy land around the hospital as a part of their treatment, primarily raising hogs for the hospital to sell - not often a hospital is funded by pork. King [[Henry VIII of England\|Henry VIII]] acquired the land in 1532 to use as a hunting ground, making St. James's Park the oldest of [[London]]'s Royal Parks.

	While Henry VIII used the park to hunt, Queen [[Elizabeth I of England\|Elizabeth]] hosted lavish parties in the park. King James invested in the park, adding gardens and a menagerie of exotic animals. As the [[English Civil War]] came to a close, King [[Charles I of England\|Charles]] made his final procession from St. James to Whitehall Palace, where his execution awaited him.		While Henry VIII used the park to hunt, Queen [[Elizabeth I of England\|Elizabeth]] hosted lavish parties in the park. King James invested in the park, adding gardens and a menagerie of exotic animals. As the [[English Civil War]] came to a close, King [[Charles I of England\|Charles]] made his final procession from St. James to Whitehall Palace, where his execution awaited him.

	[[Charles II of England\|Charles II]] was the last monarch to take care of St. James's Park for some time. When he died, the park gained a reputation for criminal activity and prostitution. John Wilmot, the libertine Earl of Rochester, wrote a poem called A Ramble in St. James's Park that describes the unsavory happenings in the park in graphic detail. I've read it. Definitely NSFW. And it's rare you can say that about poetry.		[[Charles II of England\|Charles II]] was the last monarch to take care of St. James's Park for some time. When he died, the park gained a reputation for criminal activity and prostitution. {{Wiki\|John Wilmot}}, the libertine {{Wiki\|Earl of Rochester}}, wrote a poem called A Ramble in St. James's Park that describes the unsavory happenings in the park in graphic detail. I've read it. Definitely NSFW. And it's rare you can say that about poetry.
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imported>Jasca Ducato at 13:09, 4 November 2015

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	[[File:ACS_DB_St_James_Park.jpg\|thumb]]		[[File:ACS_DB_St_James_Park.jpg\|thumb]]
	Before there was a park and a palace, there was a hospital. Dating as far back as 1267, St. James's Hospital specialized in treating female lepers. The patients worked on the marshy land around the hospital as a part of their treatment, primarily raising hogs for the hospital to sell - not often a hospital is funded by pork. King Henry VIII acquired the land in 1532 to use as a hunting ground, making St. James's Park the oldest of [[London]]'s Royal Parks.		Before there was a park and a palace, there was a hospital. Dating as far back as 1267, St. James's Hospital specialized in treating female lepers. The patients worked on the marshy land around the hospital as a part of their treatment, primarily raising hogs for the hospital to sell - not often a hospital is funded by pork. King [[Henry VIII of England\|Henry VIII]] acquired the land in 1532 to use as a hunting ground, making St. James's Park the oldest of [[London]]'s Royal Parks.

	While Henry ~~VII~~ used the park to hunt, Queen [[Elizabeth I of England\|Elizabeth]] hosted lavish parties in the park. King James invested in the park, adding gardens and a menagerie of exotic animals. As the English Civil War came to a close, King Charles made his final procession from St. James to Whitehall Palace, where his execution awaited him.		While Henry VIII used the park to hunt, Queen [[Elizabeth I of England\|Elizabeth]] hosted lavish parties in the park. King James invested in the park, adding gardens and a menagerie of exotic animals. As the [[English Civil War]] came to a close, King [[Charles I of England\|Charles]] made his final procession from St. James to Whitehall Palace, where his execution awaited him.

	[[Charles II of England\|Charles II]] was the last monarch to take care of St. James's Park for some time. When he died, the park gained a reputation for criminal activity and prostitution. John Wilmot, the libertine Earl of Rochester, wrote a poem called A Ramble in St. James's Park that describes the unsavory happenings in the park in graphic detail. I've read it. Definitely NSFW. And it's rare you can say that about poetry.		[[Charles II of England\|Charles II]] was the last monarch to take care of St. James's Park for some time. When he died, the park gained a reputation for criminal activity and prostitution. John Wilmot, the libertine Earl of Rochester, wrote a poem called A Ramble in St. James's Park that describes the unsavory happenings in the park in graphic detail. I've read it. Definitely NSFW. And it's rare you can say that about poetry.

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Before there was a park and a palace, there was a hospital. Dating as far back as 1267, St. James's Hospital specialized in treating female lepers. The patients worked on the marshy land around the hospital as a part of their treatment, primarily raising hogs for the hospital to sell - not often a hospital is funded by pork. King Henry VIII acquired the land in 1532 to use as a hunting ground, making St. James's Park the oldest of [[London]]'s Royal Parks.

While Henry VII used the park to hunt, Queen [[Elizabeth I of England|Elizabeth]] hosted lavish parties in the park. King James invested in the park, adding gardens and a menagerie of exotic animals. As the English Civil War came to a close, King Charles made his final procession from St. James to Whitehall Palace, where his execution awaited him.

[[Charles II of England|Charles II]] was the last monarch to take care of St. James's Park for some time. When he died, the park gained a reputation for criminal activity and prostitution. John Wilmot, the libertine Earl of Rochester, wrote a poem called A Ramble in St. James's Park that describes the unsavory happenings in the park in graphic detail. I've read it. Definitely NSFW. And it's rare you can say that about poetry.
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	Before there was a [[St James' Park\|park]] and a palace, there was a hospital. Dating as far back as 1267, St. James's Hospital specialized in treating female lepers. The patients worked on the marshy land around the hospital as a part of their treatment, primarily raising hogs for the hospital to sell - not often a hospital is funded by pork. King [[Henry VIII of England\|Henry VIII]] acquired the land in 1532 to use as a hunting ground, making St. James's Park the oldest of [[London]]'s Royal Parks.		Before there was a [[St James' Park\|park]] and a palace, there was a hospital. Dating as far back as 1267, St. James's Hospital specialized in treating female lepers. The patients worked on the marshy land around the hospital as a part of their treatment, primarily raising hogs for the hospital to sell - not often a hospital is funded by pork. King [[Henry VIII of England\|Henry VIII]] acquired the land in 1532 to use as a hunting ground, making St. James's Park the oldest of [[London]]'s Royal Parks.

	While Henry VIII used the park to hunt, Queen [[Elizabeth I of England\|Elizabeth]] hosted lavish parties in the park. King James invested in the park, adding gardens and a menagerie of exotic animals. As the [[English Civil War]] came to a close, King [[Charles I of England\|Charles]] made his final procession from St. James to Whitehall Palace, where his execution awaited him.		While Henry VIII used the park to hunt, Queen [[Elizabeth I of England\|Elizabeth]] hosted lavish parties in the park. King James invested in the park, adding gardens and a menagerie of exotic animals. As the [[English Civil War]] came to a close, King [[Charles I of England\|Charles]] made his final procession from St. James to Whitehall Palace, where his {{Wiki\|Execution of Charles I\|execution}} awaited him.

	[[Charles II of England\|Charles II]] was the last monarch to take care of St. James's Park for some time. When he died, the park gained a reputation for criminal activity and prostitution. {{Wiki\|John Wilmot}}, the libertine {{Wiki\|Earl of Rochester}}, wrote a poem called A Ramble in St. James's Park that describes the unsavory happenings in the park in graphic detail. I've read it. Definitely NSFW. And it's rare you can say that about poetry.		[[Charles II of England\|Charles II]] was the last monarch to take care of St. James's Park for some time. When he died, the park gained a reputation for criminal activity and prostitution. {{Wiki\|John Wilmot}}, the libertine {{Wiki\|Earl of Rochester}}, wrote a poem called A Ramble in St. James's Park that describes the unsavory happenings in the park in graphic detail. I've read it. Definitely NSFW. And it's rare you can say that about poetry.