The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 73
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
... Palace very uncomfortable , and , though it was still used for ceremonial purposes , the Court soon took up residence in Queen's House as Buckingham House was then renamed . At the same time the King gave up the official Dower House in ...
... Palace very uncomfortable , and , though it was still used for ceremonial purposes , the Court soon took up residence in Queen's House as Buckingham House was then renamed . At the same time the King gave up the official Dower House in ...
Page 77
... Palace now . During the forty years of Queen Victoria's widowhood the Palace became almost like a house of the dead , an impression in no way dispelled by the ever increasing dinginess and dirtiness of its front , due to the unsuitable ...
... Palace now . During the forty years of Queen Victoria's widowhood the Palace became almost like a house of the dead , an impression in no way dispelled by the ever increasing dinginess and dirtiness of its front , due to the unsuitable ...
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