This book is a detailed biography of Richard Whittington, who served as Lord Mayor of London four times in the 14th century. Whittington is known for his philanthropic work, including the donation of funds to build hospitals and schools. The book also explores the economic and political landscape of medieval London during Whittington's time, making it a valuable resource for historians and students of medieval studies.

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