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-North bank of River Thames
-¨Western portion of the borough of the tower Hamlets
-Ön the border with the central city of London.¨

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-Humanist Sir Thomas More 1535
-Second wife of Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn 1536
-Sir SImon Burley 1383, advisor and tutor of richard II
-Edmund Dudley 1510 statesman

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-Occupies 10th century queens hose on tower green.
-The governor is in charge of yeoman warders

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-Anne Boleyn and katherine howard
-Large number of clergymen

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-Rudolf Hess, Hitler's deputy
-Fled to scotland in 194
-Briefly imprisoned before being transferred

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--John Gerard was hung by his hands in 1594
-People of noble birth were treated well
-Sometimes were allowed to have servants and were allowed to leave the castle

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-Henry used it to hold court and parliament
-Held the kings exotic and dangerous animals
-Ceremonies of the keys, V=Beating of the bounds and ceremony of Lilies and Roses
-The tower was a royal residence until the 11th century.
-From the 13th century - 1834, it hosted the Royal Menagerie (The lion Tower)
- The white tower and the11th century has a collection of arms and armour that are from early middle ages

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-Innermost- White Tower
-Inner- Built between 1189 and 1199
-Outwars Contains Castle
-Buildings and rebuilding was completed in 1285

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-White tower was name after King Henry III white washed the exterior
-Beauchamp Tower- It has a large number of carvings into the walls from prisoners
-Bell Tower- Held Sir.Thomas More, Bishop John Fisher, and Princess Elizabeth
- Tower green_ Private executions took place here to avoid embarrassment

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-1483 , the young Edward V and his brother were last seen in the tower before they disappeared, likely murdered

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-Treason
-Plots against Monarchs
-Helping rebels of foreign enemies
-Speaking against the  monarch
-Counter pelting coins

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- Elizabeth entered through this gate when she was imprisoned by her sister Mary
- Traitors gate was the nickname that was coined due to the prisoners that were brought through it

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-Royal treasures began to be stored in 1303
-Due to robbery from the Abbey of St.Peter of Westminster
-Until 1994 the crown jewels were kept underground in the Jewel house.
-New Jewel house was built in 1508

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-Ravens with chopped wings are kept on the Tower ground.
-If ravens left the tower, the fortification and wall would fall.
--Ravens kept by the yeoman raven master.

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-Built by William the Conqueror in 1018
-Wanted to control access to the upper pool of london
The white tower (central tower) build in 1078
-Inner curtain has 13 towers
-Outer curtain surrounded by moat with openings for cannons
-Covered 18 acres
-900 years old
-1990s restoration occured in medieval apartments in wakefield and St.Thomas´s towers
- the 13th century watergate was used when the Thames was the major highway of London

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-Royal palace, political prison, place of execution,arsenal, royal mint, and public records office.

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-Guard the tower daily
-Post was sold or handed down through family

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-Lady Jane Grey other wise known as the nine day queen, was imprisoned in the Tower of London and charges with treason.
-Princess Elizabeth- conspiracy (by mary I)
-Guy Flawks Soldier and conspirator
-Sir walter Raleigh
-Sir Roger Casement, treason during WW1

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-Beheading was considered the least brutal execution.
-Reserved for prisoners with noble blood.
-Lower classes were executed by hanging in the gallows, burning to death at the stake or "Hang, draw and quartering method".
-Captives were executed on the Green tower or on Tower hill
-Between 1388-1780, 122 executions