The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Art . 6. - BUCKINGHAM PALACE . Buckingham Palace . Its Furniture , History . By H. Clifford Smith , F.S.A. 1931 . Decoration Country Life , and THIS magnificent volume begins with the statement that Buckingham Palace has undoubtedly ...
Art . 6. - BUCKINGHAM PALACE . Buckingham Palace . Its Furniture , History . By H. Clifford Smith , F.S.A. 1931 . Decoration Country Life , and THIS magnificent volume begins with the statement that Buckingham Palace has undoubtedly ...
Page 76
... 1845 the Queen found the Palace entirely inadequate for the demands of Court and family , and she wrote to Sir Robert Peel about the urgent necessity of doing something : ' Sir Robert Peel is acquainted with the state of 76 BUCKINGHAM ...
... 1845 the Queen found the Palace entirely inadequate for the demands of Court and family , and she wrote to Sir Robert Peel about the urgent necessity of doing something : ' Sir Robert Peel is acquainted with the state of 76 BUCKINGHAM ...
Page 77
... Palace such as no longer to be a disgrace to the country as it is now . ' The result of this was the building of the eastern side of the quadrangle and the removal of the Marble Arch . The new front was completed in ... BUCKINGHAM PALACE 77.
... Palace such as no longer to be a disgrace to the country as it is now . ' The result of this was the building of the eastern side of the quadrangle and the removal of the Marble Arch . The new front was completed in ... BUCKINGHAM PALACE 77.
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