- Royal Free Chapel
- ♦ Among peculiar jurisdictions, deaneries not subject to episcopal jurisdictional authority in which the authority of the crown was (or had been until passed to others) paramount.(Swanson. , 367)
Medieval glossary. 2014.
Royal Free Chapel
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