[Answer] 2. This woman sat high on her horse And rode, as a matter of course, To protest the high tax That her hubby relaxed With nary a stitch on her tors(OH!) Barbarini

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...1. Maid Marian 2. Lady Godiva 3. Joan of Arc 4. Lady of the Lake It is not known whether the famous "ride" actually took place. However, the legend of Lady Godiva is embedded in our collective consciousness despite little evidence of its occurrence. Godiva and her husband, Leofric, Earl of Mercia, were benefactors of religious orders and founded or otherwise funded several religious institutions of the day. Godiva was devout in her religious beliefs so the notion of her exposing herself publicly seems quite far-fetched. As the legend goes, she had repeatedly appealed to Leofric to repeal the oppressive taxes placed on the people of Coventry, but to no avail. Worn down by the constancy of her pleadings, he agreed to her request on the condition that she ride naked through the streets which, according to the legend, she did, resulting in the eventual abolition of the taxes. No matter, it is a wonderful story which spawned many beautiful artworks, most notably John Collier's "Lady Godiva".

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Lady Godiva:

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