(Book) The Grate Boke

The Grate Boke, fully titled 'The Grate Book of Pembletonne, beinge an accownt of the Cittie and its Freehold by Iohn Kerball, deum gratiarum Maiorus Pemblorum' is an account of the events in Pembleton freehold during the early days of the Lesser Kingdom. 
It is considered an indispensable and unique record for scholars of Pemblish history, covering both local affairs within the city and politics between the various freeholds of the time. The sheer diversity of topics in the four volume work has given it a semi-legendary status amongst historians, who view it as one of the most complete records of life in the Lesser Kingdom Centrelands.
The 'Boke' was written by the Mayor and mine captain John Kerbal, and describes such occurrences as the commissioning of a new mayoral throne, the construction of the cathedral using stones unearthed during the building of the Tunnelbridge, celebrations and diplomatic missions. 
"Way-South is a soverein ande moste hospitable demesne whiche flowes bowntifully with wines and carrotes, yet besett on all sydes by monsteres of a moste dreadfull kind".
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