It was also championed by Anne Boleyn's cousin and fellow ill-fated wife of Henry VIII, Catherine Howard.
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Its use was thus subsequently rejected by Anne's successor, Jane Seymour, but returned to fashion after Jane's death.
The refugees at first set up a manufactory of French hoods in Abchurch Lane, London, but afterwards removed to Pudding Lane, where they traded in silk and linen.
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