Eden, F. Sydney (Frederick Sydney) · Cambridge [Eng.] : University press; New York, G.P. Putman's sons · leaf 132
wing the arms of William Cecil, first LordBurghley, and his second wife Margaret, daughterof Sir Anthony Cooke, of Gidea Hall, Romford, towhom he was married in 1546. The shield has beenreleaded in modern times, with the result that thequarterings, of which there are twelve, are inhopelessly wrong… … Arms of William Cecil, Lord Burghley (Great Parndon) 118 ANCIENT PAINTED GLASS [CH. vi A ver} pretty bit of heraldry in enamel colours,also illustrative of the practice with regard tochantry chapels to which we have alluded, is theshield (there are three others relating to him) ofEmanuel Wollaye at…
Glass painting and staining -- History
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