The Quarterly Review, Volume 267, Issue 529John Murray, 1936 |
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Page 140
... called , of the prelates of that see . Even in those remote days the place which was destined to become a royal palace occasionally housed royalty , for twice Edward I and his queen stayed here ; and in 1360 Edward III and his ...
... called , of the prelates of that see . Even in those remote days the place which was destined to become a royal palace occasionally housed royalty , for twice Edward I and his queen stayed here ; and in 1360 Edward III and his ...
Page 148
... called the Stone Gallery and adjoining southerly to other ground whereon certain buildings formerly stood , late consumed by fire , and then ruined , and a kitchen there of Algernon , Earl of Essex , extending in that part from a place ...
... called the Stone Gallery and adjoining southerly to other ground whereon certain buildings formerly stood , late consumed by fire , and then ruined , and a kitchen there of Algernon , Earl of Essex , extending in that part from a place ...
Page 151
... called Dorset , House . A portion of its frontage , which still remains , stands on ground once occupied by the Duke of Monmouth's lodgings or midway between Holbein Gateway and the King Street Gate . It would seem from a contemporary ...
... called Dorset , House . A portion of its frontage , which still remains , stands on ground once occupied by the Duke of Monmouth's lodgings or midway between Holbein Gateway and the King Street Gate . It would seem from a contemporary ...
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