Clarendon Castle (spr. klārrend'n kaßl), ehemaliger königlich englischer Palast, 5 km südwestlich von Salisbury, wohin Heinrich II. 1164 die große Reichsversammlung der Barone und Prälaten berief, welche die unter dem Namen der »Constitutions of Clarendon« bekannten Beschlüsse gegen die Hierarchie vereinbarte (s. Großbritannien, Geschichte).
http://www.zeno.org/Meyers-1905. 1905–1909.
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