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Adam de Stratton (died 1292–94) was a royal moneylender, administrator and clergyman under Edward I of England. He advanced professionally through the patronage of the earls of Devon, and became Chamberlain of the Exchequer and steward of Isabella, Countess of Devon. At the same time he made himself an enormous fortune through moneylending, primarily by acquiring debts from Jewish moneylenders. His business methods were dubious and often involved various illegal activities. In 1290 he fell victim to an investigation of corruption in the royal administration, and from 1292 until his death— no later than 1294—he was held in prison. Stratton has been called by a modern historian "the greatest and probably the most unscrupulous of thirteenth-century money lenders, who eventually met the fate h

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rdfs:comment	Adam de Stratton (died 1292–94) was a royal moneylender, administrator and clergyman under Edward I of England. He advanced professionally through the patronage of the earls of Devon, and became Chamberlain of the Exchequer and steward of Isabella, Countess of Devon. At the same time he made himself an enormous fortune through moneylending, primarily by acquiring debts from Jewish moneylenders. His business methods were dubious and often involved various illegal activities. In 1290 he fell victim to an investigation of corruption in the royal administration, and from 1292 until his death— no later than 1294—he was held in prison. Stratton has been called by a modern historian "the greatest and probably the most unscrupulous of thirteenth-century money lenders, who eventually met the fate h (en)
foaf:name	Adam de Stratton (en)
name	Adam de Stratton (en)
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birth place	Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire
birth place	Stratton St Margaret Wiltshire
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Benefice Pound sterling Midsummer Penny (English coin) Usury Wiltshire Record Society Gascony Quarr Abbey Edward I of England Enfeoffment Bermondsey Abbey Stratton St Margaret Clergy Cluniac Houses in Britain Steward (office) Tower of London Westminster Wiltshire Earl of Devon F. M. Powicke Henry III of England Ireland Court of King's Bench (England) 13th-century births 1290s deaths English bankers Jew Henry de Stratton Mark (money) Ralph de Hengham Chamberlain of the Exchequer Shilling Witchcraft Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales Office of Works Moneylender Isabella de Fortibus, Countess of Devon Peter Coss Temporalities dbr:Bartholomew_Cotton
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death date	c. 1292–1294 (en)
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has abstract	Adam de Stratton (died 1292–94) was a royal moneylender, administrator and clergyman under Edward I of England. He advanced professionally through the patronage of the earls of Devon, and became Chamberlain of the Exchequer and steward of Isabella, Countess of Devon. At the same time he made himself an enormous fortune through moneylending, primarily by acquiring debts from Jewish moneylenders. His business methods were dubious and often involved various illegal activities. In 1290 he fell victim to an investigation of corruption in the royal administration, and from 1292 until his death— no later than 1294—he was held in prison. Stratton has been called by a modern historian "the greatest and probably the most unscrupulous of thirteenth-century money lenders, who eventually met the fate he deserved." (en)
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