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Peter
March 14, 2026
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In 1197 King Richard I, in need of money to finance his involvement in the Third Crusade, sold the rights over the lower reaches of the River Thames to the City of London. Marker stones were erected to indicate the limit of the City's rights. This is (roughly) the site of one of them; the current marker is a replica, with the original in the Spelthorne Museum.
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