Abbot Samson had demanded in the aftermath…

April 1190 CE

Abbot Samson had demanded in the aftermath of the Coronation riots that the Jews should be placed under his authority rather than the Kings.

Fifty-seven Jews are massacred on Palm Sunday, 1190.

Shortly after this event, Samson, whose Abbey is coincidentally in debt to Jewish moneylenders, obtains permission to expel all the Jews, who depart Bury St. Edmunds under guard.

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