Burghley's Almshouse Crossword

1. These took place in England from 1586-8 and 1596-9
5. Created in 1586, created consistency across country in the ways the poor were dealt with
6. Total wage for regular members of the almshouse
10. Author of 'Descriptions of England'
11. Number of times a year the men of the almshouse were required to attend on Lord Burghley
12. Almshouses provided an opportunity to remove the association of charitable giving from this Christian denomination
16. Close to Burghley's almshouses - where he was educated as a boy
20. Elizabethans resented helping the poor because they didn't want to pay more of these
22. Year Burghley's almshouse was built
23. If a man in Burghley's almshouse missed prayer, they would have this much deducted from their wages
24. Number of vagabonds Harrison predicts are in England
26. Number of men admitted to the almshouse
27. Otherwise known as 'true poor' or 'impotent poor'
29. County you can find Burghley's almshouse
30. Radius within Stamford the men of Burghley's alsmhouse had to be from
32. Town in Lincolnshire the almshouse was built
33. River _______, next to Burghley's almshouse
34. Type of beggar who moves from town to town causing trouble
36. Burghley gave the warden of his almshouse, a yearly allowance of cloth for these
37. Lord Burghley's son
38. The men of the almshouse had to be over this age
39. Thought to have been caused by vagabonds (took place 1569)

2. Total wage for the warden
3. The 1572 Act of Parliament allowed for the severe punishment of this group of undeserving poor
4. When people aren't in work they are...
7. The role Lord Burghley held from 1572
8. Puritan preacher Robert Dudley appointed to lead his almshouse
9. What Burghley named his almshouse
12. Gambling and this activity was banned in the almshouse
13. Historic site Burghley's almshouse was built on
14. Branch of Protestants that used almshouses to secure a radical preaching base
15. The gowns worn by the men of the almshouse reflected the gowns worn by Burghley's ___________
17. Burghley's son was more interested in sorting this, than using the almshouse left to him to gain the Queen's patronage
18. Number of men that Burghley picked for the almshouse
19. Crisis in England that peaks in the 1590s
21. Burghley's almshouse was NOT Puritan, instead it chose to uphold this
25. Otherwise known as 'idle poor' or 'able-bodied poor'
28. Where able-bodied poor were sent to work
31. When prices raise at an exorbitant rate
35. Lord Burghley's name