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Anyone for Tennis? The Monument to Captain Gervase Scrope in St Michael's, Coventry
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 November 2008
Abstract
The monument to Captain Gervase Scrope was destroyed in 1940, but a rubbing survives in the Society's collections. It alludes to Real Tennis, and in doing so takes part in a debate extending from Plautus to Stephen Hawking about the attitude of the Creator to the universe, although the side it takes is, in an ecclesiastical context, unexpected.
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